I m going to buy a Thinkpad, how do I check if it s gamete and parallel goods or licensed when I buy

Look at his invoice and warranty card, and you can get the monopoly to take a look.

Check the computer's s n number to the official website, and the mainland licensed goods start with L.

1.Parallel goods do not have a formal warranty card, licensed goods have, parallel goods are provided by dealers with warranty, licensed goods are by regular manufacturers after-sales warranty.

2.It is very simple to distinguish parallel goods from licensed goods, first of all, it must be clear that parallel goods are not fakes, and the generation of parallel goods is caused by the sales strategy of computer manufacturers. Usually computer manufacturers will adopt different product strategies, market strategies and strategies according to different countries and regions.

3.As far as the mainland market is concerned, licensed goods are products that manufacturers stipulate to be sold in the Chinese mainland market, and parallel goods are products that manufacturers stipulate to be sold in non-Chinese mainland markets. If a product that is stipulated to be sold in Chinese mainland is shipped to the Hong Kong market for sale, the product will also become a parallel import in the Hong Kong market.

Therefore, licensed goods and parallel goods are just a relative concept.

4.Because it is not sold in one region, the model of parallel goods and licensed goods are different, so they can be distinguished by the model. Call think's toll-free hotline and you'll know it at a check.

Enter the host number to find out.

Parallel goods heat dissipation is not good, and the system always has problems, go to Lenovo after-sales warranty, the attitude is good, because it is a domestic product, of course, it is cheap in foreign countries.

1.Go to a larger IBM store to buy, some stores have a brand, it seems to be IBM gold sales;

2.After buying the machine, check whether the serial number on the machine, on the box, and in the BIOS is the same;

3.Then go online directly on the buyer's storefront, enter the serial number, and look at the relevant information on the Internet;

The machine is more special, after entering the system, look at the number of times the battery is used;

5.If he tells you that you can't go online, then you just have to look at the letter at the end of your serial number, IBM sold in China is generally C or CH serial number, which is the abbreviation of China.

6.Look at whether the keys around the keyboard are shiny, the new ones should be black, a little black, if they are shiny, it proves that the computer is often used.

7.Pay attention to see if there are any traces of modification in the sequence at the bottom of the machine, because IBM has a refurbished machine, but the manufacturer will write it in English, which probably means that the machine is refurbished, but JS will modify it and sell it as new. So take a good look!