What would you expect if you see 2 laptops exactly impossible to tell apart within and out same brand but different model #?

And a $225 price diffence


Answer:

I'd reflect that I was overlooking something and they really aren't "exactly" alike.
Many companies do that intentional. There's a name for it (which escapes me) but deeply one reseller will have one model while another reseller have a different model.



This allows the resellers to avoid price matching war because they say they'll game the "same exact product." If you can't get that model anywhere else, they don't own to worry something like it.



You see this mostly with electronic devices, but also next to appliances too.
I guess that depends... are they from the same store? Are they on the internet? Is one exotic, one used? A difference in model number would report me that they do not in reality contain the same components... one probably have more upgraded components even if it is from the same company (for instance, conceivably one has a piece of hardware publication 4.1 but the other has the "same" piece of hardware journal 4.1.1, which can be a big difference). I would suggest doing a little more homework... but if they are within fact like exact machine..... afterwards buy the cheaper one before someone else does!