Re: IBM i5 520 built in Ireland?

["Clare Holtham" <Clare.Holtham@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Intuitively (in Europe anyway) you would think that 44 would be the UK,
since that is the telephone code for UK. That would make more sense really,
then the US would be 1, and Italy would be 39, Germany 49, France 33 and so
on. Ireland would have to be 353 though...

cheers,

Clare

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From: "Al Barsa" <barsa@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Subject: Re: IBM i5 520 built in Ireland?


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> 44 is Italy, although the system is no longer built there.  78 is Mexico,
> and ditto.  They must of gotten these number from a turntable!
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> Al
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> Hi Al,
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> ..and 44 is Italy ... (I think)
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> Al Barsa schrieb:
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> >The first two digits of the serial number indicates where it was built.
> >Rochester is 10, Dublin is 65 (I think).
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> >FW: This is the i5 520 from IrelandAll -
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> >I thought the i5 was being manufactured in Rochester...I guess I was
> wrong!
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> >I received this message today from my client's iSeries system
> >administrator, who received it from his IBM business partner.  (See
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> >Steve
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> >From: billybob
> >Sent: Tuesday, October 05, 2004 4:40 PM
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> >Subject: This is the i5 520 from Ireland
> >I finally got the schedule ship date from IBM.  It is October 11th.
> >Normally it takes four business days to deliver.  However, this unit is
> >coming out of Dublin, Ireland.  IBM said they have had some issues with
> >customs.  Once it ships I can start tracking.  As far as setting up your
> >travel plans, I would give it until 10/21 or 10/22 as a projected
arrival.
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