What can be said about HP Z1 G2 Workstations?

Question

Options

• AThey are the industry's first All-in-One workstation with a 27-inch diagonal screen.
• BThey are the industry's first All-in-One workstation with Display Port technology.
• CThey are the industry's first All-in-One workstation with a touch screen.
• DThey are the industry's first All-in-One workstation.

• A
  2% (1)
• B
  5% (2)
• C
  2% (1)
• D
  90% (37)

Explanation

Option D is correct because HP's marketing for the Z1 line centered on the Z1 (and its successor, the Z1 G2) being the industry's first All-in-One workstation - a workstation-class machine built into an all-in-one chassis, which was unprecedented at the time of its launch.

Option A is wrong because the 27-inch diagonal screen, while a feature of the Z1 G2, was not the historic "first" claim HP made - other all-in-one consumer PCs had 27-inch screens before it. Option B is wrong because DisplayPort technology predates the Z1 line and was already present on many other workstations and monitors. Option C is wrong because touch screens had appeared on consumer all-in-ones well before HP released the Z1 G2; touch capability was not the defining first.

Memory tip: Think of the Z1 G2 as HP's answer to "What if we made a workstation that looks like an iMac?" - the form factor (All-in-One) was the historic breakthrough, not any single spec like screen size or port type. When in doubt, the broadest true claim (D) beats the narrow, embellished ones (A, B, C).

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