Which feature is available for HP mobile workstations and not available for high-end HP business notebooks?

Question

Options

• AWindows 8.1
• B14-inch display
• C17-inch display
• Ddual-core processors

• A
  11% (3)
• B
  4% (1)
• C
  15% (4)
• D
  70% (19)

Explanation

D is correct because HP mobile workstations (such as the ZBook line) offer a broader range of processor configurations, including dual-core options, that are not made available in high-end HP business notebooks. Business notebooks at the high end are typically standardized to higher-tier quad-core configurations, while mobile workstations serve a wider range of professional workloads and provide more flexible build options.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A (Windows 8.1): Both product lines supported Windows 8.1 as an OS option - it's not exclusive to either.
• B (14-inch display): Both mobile workstations and business notebooks offered 14-inch display variants.
• C (17-inch display): Both lines also included 17-inch models (e.g., HP ZBook 17 and certain EliteBook/8770w configurations), so this isn't a differentiator.

Memory tip: Think "workstations = more configurability" - mobile workstations are engineered to cover a wider performance spectrum (from entry dual-core to extreme quad-core), whereas high-end business notebooks are locked into a narrower, premium-tier configuration set.

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