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The suffix can be broken down like this:<br>
The suffix can be broken down like this:<br>
'''N''' / '''V''' is WLAN / 3G Model<br>
'''N''' / '''V''' for Wifi / 3G Model<br>
'''E''' / '''D''' / '''P''' is the Validation Stage<br>
'''E''' / '''D''' / '''P''' is the Validation Stage<br>
followed by the '''Revision Number'''<br>
followed by the '''Revision Number'''<br>

Revision as of 18:53, 15 August 2022

Lorem Ipsum

Naming

"CEM" most probably corresponds to: Consumer Engineering Model

3000 simply is the 3rd iteration of a Handheld Gaming Console from PlayStation (1000 was PSP)

The suffix can be broken down like this:
N / V for Wifi / 3G Model
E / D / P is the Validation Stage
followed by the Revision Number

Serial

1st digit = Generation
2nd digit = Model Version (Wifi/3g)
3rd digit = Target Area
4th digit = Color

Known Versions / Models

EVT

DVT

PVT