Replacement MBP has different model number ?

Just received a brand new MBP C2D 2.16 as a replacement for an unfixable MBP CD. Based on the specs this is the current model # MA609LL/A as shown on the Apple website or ordering from Amazon, etc. Strange thing is my model (or part) number is Z0DP4LL/A. Does anybody know what this different number represents - refurbished possibly?
Macbook Pro C2D 2.16

Or, perhaps you need to be a bit more optimistic. Perhaps the machine was custom configured, such that they were able to more appropriately test it for inadequacies to ensure you were fully satisfied. Either way, I wish you the best of luck, but in my experience Apple never voluntarily tries to hinder anyones computing experience, and in fact, works their hardest to ensure it blossoms.
Of course, this all relates to my own experiences with them. For example, right now I'm at home for the holidays in the US for a couple of weeks. I turned my computer in on the 29th with problems of 1.) warped casing
2.) loud clicking noise by delete key
The apple store sent it to apple care facility and it reached there by the 2nd of Jan. I checked the site at this time, and it said the product was under testing. I'm leaving on the 8th, so I panicked and called them. They said standard turnover is 7-10 business days. I was worried, so I told them I understood, but asked them to put a note on my account that I was leaving the country in a few days. I was skeptical, but apparently the service rep did because they sent the product back with fixed casing and a replaced inverter the very next day.
It's that kind of care that goes above and beyond the call of duty, in my opinion.
So anyway, sorry for being so very long winded, but be optimistic and expect the best.

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