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03-20-2023 06:56 AM
Hi:
If you are referring to the 13-Aw0010nx:
The 13 is the display size of 13"
The Aw0010 is the model number, which is a part of the larger 13-Aw0xxx model series.
For example, the 0010 may have a certain size hard drive, processor, memory, graphics and a different model for example, a 13-dw0023 may have different specifications.
The nx is the region or country of the world the model is sold in.
nx is the location for the Middle East.
This is an old list and many of the country codes have been changed from this one.
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