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买手提要注意点什么（What should I pay attention to when I buy a portable） What should I pay attention to when I buy a handbag? Share, reprint, copy, address, log address: Please copy it with Ctrl+C and paste it to your friend. Gifted wisdom beam products 22:51 November 22, 2010 reading (6) comment (1) classification: college entrance examination struggling Report: come in small font How to correctly identify parallel notebooks In addition to the price, parallel imports with licensed products in the warranty and service of the difference is still very large. In order to ensure that users will not buy fake licensed parallel notebook. Here we focus on how to identify parallel notebooks, for you to introduce several simple and effective methods. Machine serial number discrimination Manufacturers in order to distinguish according to different regional market sales of products, often the same configuration of the notebook computer sales in accordance with the different regions to identify different models, this model can be found in the notebook computer box and body sign. For example, all IBM laptops sold in mainland China, whose model code ends with C; SONYs full range of laptops, also have C in the last few bits of the model code. If users find packages and different types of machines or vendors dont have this type of product, so at the time of purchase should be careful, because there may be installed in the smuggled goods products businesses will be licensed or businesses to change the packaging product type identification. So when checking the product serial number, check the serial number of the machine, the BIOS, the inside of the machine, and the package. If the three numbers are the same, the source of the laptop is basically no problem. If there is a disagreement, it is undoubtedly parallel or assembled goods. Operating system identification Since parallel notebooks are not marketed for the domestic market, most of their own operating systems are in English and tradition