CL vs US
 

Curious..Some Compaqs carry the
"CL" suffix and others carry "US."
Anyone know the difference?
Thanks

"US" signifies a U.S. model, CA=Canada, EA=European market. Dunno about "CL"

HH

"Gator" wrote in message
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Curious..Some Compaqs carry the
"CL" suffix and others carry "US."
Anyone know the difference?
Thanks

Think the CL stands for "Club", as in Club membership merchants. I've only
seen the CL designation on the notebooks sold at Costco.

HH wrote:
"US" signifies a U.S. model, CA=Canada, EA=European market. Dunno
about "CL"

HH

"Gator" wrote in message
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Curious..Some Compaqs carry the
"CL" suffix and others carry "US."
Anyone know the difference?
Thanks
I have seen CL and NL and from what found from asking is that it came from
one of them wholsale outlets like Sams Club Costco and BJ's

Thanks. I was looking at
one at Costco that's why
I needed to know. Regards


"Gator" wrote in message
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Curious..Some Compaqs carry the
"CL" suffix and others carry "US."
Anyone know the difference?
Thanks

That is correct. CL desginations are given to Club machines so that
companies like Best Buy won't have to do price matches on them. They could
be identical machines, but because the model number is different, no price
beat!

Deep

"Pham" . wrote in message ...
Think the CL stands for "Club", as in Club membership merchants. I've only
seen the CL designation on the notebooks sold at Costco.