 | | From: | Paul S | | Subject: | Hp 49G+ Serial Numbers | | Date: | 22 Jan 2005 22:33:24 -0800 |
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 | I just purchased a HP 49G+ (January 22, 2005) . The serial number on
the back of the calculator is CN4060xxxx where the xxxx are digits as
well. Based on previous posts on this news group, am I to interpret
the manufacturing date as being the 6th week in 2004? That is, did I
purchase a calculator that is nearly one years old? The salesperson I
asked confirmed that these units recently arrived (within the last
week). There was no serial number sticker on the blisterpack.
If my decoding of the manufacturing date is incorrect, please provide
decoding information. Thanks.
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| | From: | Veli-Pekka Nousiainen | | Subject: | Re: Hp 49G+ Serial Numbers | | Date: | Sun, 23 Jan 2005 13:17:19 +0200 |
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| CNA... are the latest
The question is:
do the keys works properly?
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"Paul S" wrote in message
news:1106462004.123477.21170@c13g2000cwb.googlegroups.com...
>I just purchased a HP 49G+ (January 22, 2005) . The serial number on
> the back of the calculator is CN4060xxxx where the xxxx are digits as
> well. Based on previous posts on this news group, am I to interpret
> the manufacturing date as being the 6th week in 2004? That is, did I
> purchase a calculator that is nearly one years old? The salesperson I
> asked confirmed that these units recently arrived (within the last
> week). There was no serial number sticker on the blisterpack.
>
> If my decoding of the manufacturing date is incorrect, please provide
> decoding information. Thanks.
>
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| | From: | xEaGLe | | Subject: | Re: Hp 49G+ Serial Numbers | | Date: | 23 Jan 2005 00:13:20 -0800 |
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Paul S wrote:
> I just purchased a HP 49G+ (January 22, 2005) . The serial number on
> the back of the calculator is CN4060xxxx where the xxxx are digits as
> well. Based on previous posts on this news group, am I to interpret
> the manufacturing date as being the 6th week in 2004? That is, did I
> purchase a calculator that is nearly one years old? The salesperson
I
> asked confirmed that these units recently arrived (within the last
> week). There was no serial number sticker on the blisterpack.
>
> If my decoding of the manufacturing date is incorrect, please provide
> decoding information. Thanks.
that number is actually to identify your calculator at the HP service
(as some said here before) Strange your pack doesn't have a serial
number one it... I bought my hp49g+ december 2004 and the serial number
on the plastic was cna423...
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