Depends on what you mean by model. If you mean the 7 digit machine type
and model on the bottom of the computer (the one that isn't the serial
number, ie 2647-5SU), then yes.
You need all 7 digits to get the exact computer configuration.
Once you know that, you can go to http://www.pc.ibm.com/support, enter the
number, and know what exactly is (or was) shipped on that particular MTM.
Pam
Tino Keitel
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On Tue, Sep 10, 2002 at 07:34:44 -0500, Norman Levin wrote:
> Mike Zingale wrote:
> >> my t23 has a lucent winmodem, not an AMR modem, and it is supported
> >> perfectly with the Lucent binary driver.
>
> ** I knew that IBM was using several types of Lucent modems, but I didn't
> realize that they might mix and match within a single product number!!
> Thanks for info. As it is, I use a pccard modem and there is no problem.
> norm
BTW., does anyone knows if a model code is enough to find out what
modem is used in this model?
Regards,
Tino
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