Wireless Business Slim Keyboard & Mouse Combo T6L04AA, N3R88AA. Differences?

[martima3]

Hello,

does anyone know the difference between the two wireless slim desktops T6L04AA and N3R88AA?

Thanks and greetings,

Martin

[DGroves]

google both numbers to get the actual HP model name(s)

example: HP slim desktop 6L04AA is the model number of the wireless keyboard/mouse kit not a desktop computer

https://firstshop.hu/hp-billentyuzethu-optikai-eger-t6l04aa-p137120

same for N3r88AA, it's a kbd/wireless mouse kit

https://www8.hp.com/us/en/ink-toner-and-accessories/product-details/8409988

when posting a question please try to make it relevant, your post is not about a desktop system but the kbd/mouse

and i suspect the only difference is the countries it's sold in and perhaps the keyboard key language printed on the keys

[martima3]

Hello and thanks for the answer, believe me - I googled. And of course I know that it is not a desktop computer. A keyboard and mouse set can also be called "desktop". I can get both types with german layout (#ABD), but I can't figure out what the difference between the two is. On the product pictures they look identical?! I already noticed that with wired keyboards too... two P/Ns and apparently no differences. Does somebody have any idea? Thanks and greetings, Martin

[DGroves]

while you can call any item whatever you personally want that does not mean that it's the correct generally accepted description in use by the rest of the general public

your statement:  A keyboard and mouse set can also be called a "slim desktop"

can also be called harry or margaret or rumplestiltskin .......and will cause just as much confusion

please when asking for help, do not use made up personal standards when describing something if it's a keyboard/mouse kit please refer to it as such and not as a slim desktop this will result in you getting a reply that relates to your actual question

[martima3]

Hello DGroves,

thank you for your help!

It would be new to me, that there would ever have been a keyboard/mouse combo under the name "rumpelstiltskin".
However, the addition "Desktop" has already been used by manufacturers such as Logitech, Microsoft and yes also HP.

Yes, the term was a bit unfortunate, but making a big fuss because of something like that? I don't get it.

Back to the subject, does anyone happen to know what are the differences between the two Desk.... uh Combo, Sets or whatever are?

Many thanks,
greetings

Martin

// edit: Didn't expect to be able to change the thread subject - done.

[SDH]

You're in the wrong place.... you need to go to the "HP wireless chiclet keyboard" forum....