Sirscrapalot 
You have to read the lines beside the part number, I know they don't make it easy, but you will find there the CPU, RAM and HDD that shipped with it.
Please note, those specs are "as shipped", and things could have been swapped since then. On a laptop though, most likely not the CPU, and you already know the HDD is gone, so the only thing left to check would be the RAM, which is easily accessed by removing a screw and the cover from the RAM bay. Just flip it over, it'll be the first access cover you'll see there. You can remove the cover by taking out the screw, and remove the RAM(if size/type label isn't visible) by simply pulling the spring clips on each end out until the chip pops up. Replace by pushing it firmly back into its slot, and pressing it down into the clips, you'll feel it snap into place. If by chance there's only one RAM stick, and you can see the label, no need to remove it(unless you want to keep it haha ; )
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