What is a differentiating feature on the HP ElitePad 1000 series'?

Question

Options

• Aan 18 inch-screen and an enhanced graphics card
• Benterprise-class docking, accessories ecosystem for vertical industries, including security and
• Ca titanium case with a new-style screen and keyboard
• Dan automatic lock and data disposal

• A
  4% (1)
• B
  91% (21)
• C
  4% (1)

Explanation

Option B is correct because the HP ElitePad 1000 was specifically designed for enterprise and vertical industry use cases, featuring a robust docking station ecosystem and accessories tailored to industries like healthcare, retail, and security - this differentiated it from consumer tablets of its era.

• A is wrong because the ElitePad 1000 featured a 10.1-inch screen, not 18 inches, and it was not marketed around enhanced graphics.
• C is wrong because the device used a ruggedized design but not a titanium case, and there was no notable "new-style keyboard" as a defining feature.
• D is wrong because automatic lock and data disposal describes a security policy feature (like remote wipe), not a hardware differentiator unique to this device.

Memory tip: Think "Elite = Enterprise" - the ElitePad 1000's whole selling point was its accessory ecosystem for professionals (barcode scanners, card readers, medical covers), which is exactly what option B describes.

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