Differences between MacBook Air MD761D, MD761D/A and MD761D/B?

Hey there,
I just wonder which model I should buy or what the differences in the shops are.
Does someone know what the differences between the numbers
MD761D, MD761D/A and MD761D/B are?
Can't find even these numbers on the official apple website.
Thank you very much!
Matthias

marginal value, indeed.
But some shops and internet sites operate with it instead of all technical specifications. So it's not so easy to understand what they are talking about.
And in some other companies the /B stands for - don't know the English word - products which was sent back from the consumer and you won't know if it is ok or only dirty or have a problem with the quality.
So I try to find out if there is an official meaning vor /B.

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