I don't think anyone has been so industrious as to do this: There would be a daily task of scouring the net for any new models.
The best I can offer is a simple guide to understanding the model number which comes in two sections such as NP900X3A-B01UK, NP900X3A-B0BUS or NP900X3B-A01US. The part of the string before the - is a standard model code, the last two letters are a code for the country and the 3 digits in between are indicators of different versions. Unfortunately, there's no logic behind those three digits except that they usually start with A or 1, so A01 was probably released before A03. However, start adding in special versions for big retailers and it can get confusing because no single retailer may stock all versions. Also, older versions may cease to be available because, for example, the CPU speed has gone up one step.
NP9 indicates a series 9 and NP7 indicates a series 7, etc. In the old days one could also be certain that the version number reflected the screen size by using the last digital of the integer screen size. However, Samsung then confused me because NP700Z
3A-S05US is actually 14".
The best you can do is google for the first part of the model number and sift through the hits. The alternative is to look on the relevant Samsung country website and hope that it is up to date will all the available versions.
John
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