The Dell Axim itself also has version numbers. To find your revision number, remove the main battery pack, local the bottom white sticker, and on the bottom left, it will say 'Rev A??'.

Post your:
1.) 300 or 400?
2.) Revision Number
3.) Successful?

Mine is:
1.) 400
2.) A02
3.) Successful

Dell Lat D600: 1024MB RAM; 64MB Video; Bluetooth/WiFi INT Combo card; Windows 2003 Server.
Dell Dim 8300: 2048MB RAM; ATI Radeon 9800 pro 128MB Video; Windows Media Center 2005.
Dell PE400SC: 1024MB RAM; XTasy 9600 256MB Video; Windows XP Pro.
iMate JAM

1. 400
2. A00
3. Failed

1. 400
2. A00
3. Failed

1. 300
2. A00
3. Worked

you are talking about the sticker on the axim, correct? not the sticker on the battery.


1. 300
2. A04
3. not sure where you are seeing this.

First of all, respond only if you have WM2003, not PPC2002.

1. 300
2. A00
3. Succesful

Why would you want to look at your Units revision number? To see if each unit version has something to do with the failures? And you really don't need to acknowledge your serial number. each character will be unique on every unit.

What God has brought together, let man not part. Matt 19:6

 

no, if you have the secret revision number, you win a 2 day, 2 night trip to disneyworld courtesy of dell.

of course every serial is unique but axims manufatured at the same time and place would probably have very similar serial numbers. there is most likely some pattern. for instance, from an nec monitors' serial, you can tell what plant it was mfg'd at and the date it was mfg'd on. i'm guessing the dell serials aren't just random, meaningless, unique id's.

Different plants? How many places do you think the Axims are made? Think Taiwan....

Later,
James