Classify HP desktop/laptop

[Sodepr]

Hi,

I want to know how to classify HP laptop/desktop?

I think HP is not good for marketing/branding.

With Dell, I know XPS better than Precision, Precision better than Alienware, Alienware better than Vostro, and Vostro better than Inspiron. But XPS for light/thin, Precision for 3D or something like that, Alienware for gaming, Vostro for business, Inspiron for recycle bin :v. And I easy find all model of each type at Dell website. Moreover, example with Dell monitor, It's easy classify. Dell monitor name start with character U/P/S/E. U better than P, P better than S, S better than E. Next monitor name is year of monitor, eg 19 => 2019, 21=> 2021. Next monitor name is inch of monitor. Eg: 23 mean 23 inch, 24 mean 24 inch. And some info from name as H is fullHD, D for 2k, Q for 4k, C for usb type C,... So when see P2319H, I know it's P seri, 23 inch, launch in 2019, fullHD,...

But with HP, I can't know Envy or Pavilion better, what is TP-01 model and TG-01 model, what is 1114D mean in TP-01 1114D? Or list of model each type. Device info also lack, I see many post question about upgrade GPU,... For example, I can't find PSU info of model TP01-2006D at HP website.

Does anyone help me classify HP product? And website for find info of each product?

[Prométhée]

hi all this is just marketing
You may very well have a computer named in a certain way, and which will perform just as well, as any other!
What reflects the most whether or not efficient will be its price
a $ 350 computer will be clearly less efficient than one at $ 1500
Hp, mainly makes a distinction between simple computer / office, a gamer type version, performance!
just have to see the filters of the shop

otherwise, you would have to ask hp directly

[Sodepr]

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@Prométhée wrote:

hi all this is just marketing
You may very well have a computer named in a certain way, and which will perform just as well, as any other!
What reflects the most whether or not efficient will be its price
a $ 350 computer will be clearly less efficient than one at $ 1500
Hp, mainly makes a distinction between simple computer / office, a gamer type version, performance!
just have to see the filters of the shop

otherwise, you would have to ask hp directly

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"a $ 350 computer will be clearly less efficient than one at $ 1500" => it's easy if different price, how about 2 device same price or different $50 or $100 ?
"you would have to ask hp directly" => ~~ when I talk support about upgrade ram - ram fit/compality with my PC, they said they don't support upgrade ram so they don't know . This is stupid, the answer isn't relate with question ~~ You can't find info about your device on website, and when I contact support, they don't know. I think only god know about this.

[Prométhée]

Sorry, I actually don't understand the support response
I can't tell you anything more, because I don't have this information
An HP agent may contact you