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What do the ending numbers on Acer's have to do with?

Discussion in 'Acer' started by htcmda, Jan 20, 2010.

htcmda Notebook Enthusiast

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I've searched but couldn't find a specific answer.

so what do the numbers mean? like AO751H-XXXX, where X is a specific 4 maybe 5 digit number.

I've found an AO751H-1401 for $249, but what makes it different than the following

AO751H-1080
AO751H-1192
AO751H-1522

and so on..

and if anyone knows if that warcraft game will play on this, that would be great. As I plan on giving this as a gift to a younger sibling who plays that game.
thanks in advance

htcmda, Jan 20, 2010

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Different configurations, mostly. Things like RAM, hard drive, operating system, and colour (for Aspire One netbooks, anyway) will vary with the last four digits.

However, World of Warcraft would probably not play very well on this system, if at all. The Intel GMA 500 it's equipped with is quite possibly the worst graphics card sold in notebooks today.
If you're looking for something cheap that can play games, look for systems with an ATi or Nvidia graphics card, or at the very least an Intel GMA 4500MHD.

TehSuigi, Jan 20, 2010

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thanks for the quick reply.

htcmda, Jan 20, 2010

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