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‎12-04-2018 05:07 PM - edited ‎12-04-2018 05:25 PM

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Hi!

My family use 3 models of Spectre 15" HP x360 notebooks:

1) 15-ap012dx

2) 15-bl112dx

3) 15-ch011dx

These models have common part as UHD screen 3840x2160 touchscreen etc.

And they are different in year of production, types of powering and ports, processors, graphics, size of memory and SSD, fingerprint reader etc.

Is it possible to get (to understand) information - what do prefixes ap, bl, ch mean? (added - i suppose a-b-c means number of generation of Spectre x360; a - 1st, b - 2nd, c - 3rd)

And what three digits (012, 112, 011) mean?

Is it correct that dx means Best Buy Model?

Oleksandr

 

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