Game Boy Advance SP misspelling?

So I’ve been researching differences between fake and real GBA SP systems and differences between models AGS-001 and AGS-101 etc. I noticed on a lot of the "real’ GBA SPs there seem to be a misspelling on the back label. On the left there is a word “undersired” however on my GBA SP 001 model it reads “undesired”. Does anyone know if this is a legit misspelling? I have looked at a lot of systems and this seems consistent (at least on AGS-101 models).

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Oh interesting. I have two models of SP I bought NIB in retail back in the day. I’ll check them.

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I’ll check mine when I get back home!

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Kitty sniffs to check if fake.

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Interesting find! Mines a authentic system and it has the spelling mistake.

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I guess the AGS-101 didn’t have a father while growing up…

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AGS-001 here and it’s misspelled:

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I have a Torchic Orange one with the misspelling and a red one spelled correctly!

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Intersting. I’m looking to buy a 101 so this helps a lot. I guess a mispelling got through but then maybe they corrected it on later runs? Thanks for all the replies.

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That’s how it seems. My NES Limited Edition GBA SP has the misprint. My AGS-101 does not.

Not all of my GBAs are North American, but the three 101s I found all say “dersired”.