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08-09-2022 09:38 AM
Hi. Silly question on the model # definitions / references. I've searched but didn't find an answer in the forums. What are the DIGIT meanings in the EliteBook / ProBook series model numbers?
For example, 840 vs. 440 vs. 655?
We've figured out:
- SECOND digit refers to screen size (4=14", 5=15.6")
- THIRD digit refers to processor (0=Intel, 5=AMD)
But we don't know what the FIRST digit refers to ... 4 / 6 / 8. Can anyone shed some light on that? We're deciding which models to purchase and aren't sure of the differences between the 400 / 600 / 800 series.
Thanks!
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08-09-2022 10:56 AM - edited 08-09-2022 11:04 AM
Hi:
The first digit is the model series.
Look at it this way...Good, Better, Best.
The Probook models start with a 4 or 6.
Probook 4xx Good
Probook 6xx Better
The Elitebook models start with a 7 or 8.
Elitebook 7 or 8 Best
Each model variation offers more features, and you can compare those in the specifications for any model that you are interested in buying.
08-09-2022 10:56 AM - edited 08-09-2022 11:04 AM
Hi:
The first digit is the model series.
Look at it this way...Good, Better, Best.
The Probook models start with a 4 or 6.
Probook 4xx Good
Probook 6xx Better
The Elitebook models start with a 7 or 8.
Elitebook 7 or 8 Best
Each model variation offers more features, and you can compare those in the specifications for any model that you are interested in buying.
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