Which value added solution comes with HP workstations and does not come with HP business desktops or all-in-ones?

Question

Options

• AIntel vPro
• BHP Remote Graphics software
• CHP Control Center
• DHP Smart Update solution

• A
  2% (1)
• B
  85% (35)
• C
  7% (3)
• D
  5% (2)

Explanation

HP Remote Graphics Software (RGS) is a workstation-exclusive value-added solution designed for remote visualization workflows - it streams high-fidelity graphics from a powerful workstation host to a remote client, a capability that aligns with workstation use cases (engineering, CAD, media) rather than general business desktop tasks.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A (Intel vPro): vPro is an Intel platform technology available across both HP workstations and HP business desktops/all-in-ones - it's not a workstation differentiator.
• C (HP Control Center): HP Control Center is a workstation utility, but it is also available on select HP all-in-ones, so it is not exclusively a workstation add-on.
• D (HP Smart Update): HP Smart Update Manager is a firmware/driver update tool used across the broader HP commercial portfolio, including desktops and notebooks - not workstation-exclusive.

Memory tip: Think "Graphics = Workstation." RGS has "Graphics" in the name - workstations are the machines built for graphics-intensive professional work, so it makes sense that remote graphics capability is their exclusive perk. If it involves pixels at a professional level, it belongs to the workstation tier.

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