HP2-H35 · Question #36
A customer wants to know what HP offer that the competition does not. Which innovation should you focus on with this customer?
The correct answer is C. Dream Color Technology. Dream Color Technology is HP's proprietary wide-gamut display technology, offering factory-calibrated color accuracy with coverage of professional color spaces like DCI-P3 and Adobe RGB - a capability exclusive to HP's ZBook and EliteDisplay product lines that no competitor…
Question
A customer wants to know what HP offer that the competition does not. Which innovation should you focus on with this customer?
Options
- ADual socket CPU capability
- BSupport for up to eight displays
- CDream Color Technology
- DFast ECC Memory support
How the community answered
(55 responses)- A4% (2)
- B2% (1)
- C89% (49)
- D5% (3)
Explanation
Dream Color Technology is HP's proprietary wide-gamut display technology, offering factory-calibrated color accuracy with coverage of professional color spaces like DCI-P3 and Adobe RGB - a capability exclusive to HP's ZBook and EliteDisplay product lines that no competitor replicates under this branding or with the same integrated workflow.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- A (Dual socket CPU): Multiple workstation vendors - including Dell and Lenovo - offer dual-socket configurations; this is not an HP differentiator.
- B (Eight display support): Multi-display capability up to eight outputs is available from competing workstation and GPU vendors; it's a hardware/driver feature, not an HP exclusive.
- D (Fast ECC Memory): ECC memory support is a standard feature across enterprise workstations from all major vendors, making it table stakes rather than a competitive advantage.
Memory tip: Think "Dream Color = HP's Dream" - the word Dream is your anchor. No competitor sells "Dream Color"; it's HP's trademarked brand, so whenever a question asks what only HP offers, Dream Color is the answer.
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