DevilsPGD

I've got two iPhone 4S 16GB Black phones on my desk right now with
different model numbers, anyone know what the difference between MD234C
and MC922LL might be?

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Alan Browne

On 2012-01-18 17:27 , DevilsPGD wrote:
> I've got two iPhone 4S 16GB Black phones on my desk right now with
> different model numbers, anyone know what the difference between MD234C
> and MC922LL might be?

The "model number" is A1387 according to MacTracker.

Referring to my iPhone 4 box, what you're looking at seems to be the
_part_ number.

Could be something like type of phone network each is designed for. Eg:
CDMA v. GSM ability.

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DevilsPGD

In message <ltudnQAhR72H0YrSnZ2dnUVZ_jednZ2d@giganews.com> someone
claiming to be Alan Browne <alan.browne@FreelunchVideotron.ca> typed:

>On 2012-01-18 17:27 , DevilsPGD wrote:
>> I've got two iPhone 4S 16GB Black phones on my desk right now with
>> different model numbers, anyone know what the difference between MD234C
>> and MC922LL might be?
>
>The "model number" is A1387 according to MacTracker.
>
>Referring to my iPhone 4 box, what you're looking at seems to be the
>_part_ number.

Possible, but the iPhone itself calls it "Model" in the About screen.

>Could be something like type of phone network each is designed for. Eg:
>CDMA v. GSM ability.

Possible, except that that's not supposed to matter for the 4S, and both
came directly from Apple as unlocked GSM devices.

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