Real Model Number to abbreviated Model Number

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According to the website, the model number of a laptop I'm investigating for purchase is:

V5-571-53314G50Makk
http://www.acer.co.uk/ac/en/GB/content/model-datasheet/NX.M3QEK.002

However, according to Acer's own website, and numerous other sites which help to identify Acer laptop models, no such model exists - they all insist that the model number must be something like "Aspire 5123"

Is the "V5-571-53314G50Makk" an "Aspire 5715", an "Aspire 5571", or perhaps an "Aspire 3314"? And is there a general rule to translate the (real?) model number to the (abbreviated?) model number?

(There is no "5571", "5715Z" was the closest match I could find... but there are no "Z"s in the model number.)

Tommy-Acer

I'm not understanding the issue.

 

The URL provided is an Acer site.

The Aspire V5-571 is a unit listed on the site.

Is there something specific that you're looking for that the URL that you link is not providing?