I bumped into a great comand for those who need to figure out hardware etc on your device.

"lshw" can be used with multiple switches and can be scripted, especialy usefull if you need to spec out multiple machines

can be run either as comand or gui interface (sudo apt-get install lshw-gtk)

adventage in shell is that you can roll it as a script of course with usefull switches

for starters lshw -help lists all usefull switches

-html outputs hardware as HTML

-XML outputs hardware as HTML

-short outputs hardware paths

-businfo outputs hardware paths

-X graphical interface (personally didn't find it very useful and quite gitchy as it doesn't seem to work well with specific switches like hardware class)

options:

-class (-c or -C or -CLASS) useful as a limitation for specific class of hardware.

    exp. (sudo lshw -c memory) will output all memory info including dim banks etc.

-disable TEST

-enable TEST enables of disables specific test (memory, pci etc)

-quiet  doesn't display status

-sanitize removes sensative information like serial numbers etc.

-numeric outpts numeric IDs

sorry guys i was just excited as it saved me a lot of time during inventory time but it maybe more of personal interest rather than enything else. Great in case you have to purchase additional hardware or test hardware compatibility RAM etc.