You are selecting devices for use in conference rooms. The conference rooms must support two front of room displays. Which two types of devices meet the requirements? Each correct answer presents a…

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Options

• AMicrosoft Teams Rooms on Android
• BMicrosoft Teams displays
• CMicrosoft Teams audio conference phones
• DMicrosoft Teams Rooms on Windows
• EMicrosoft Surface Hub 2S

• A
  95% (19)
• C
  5% (1)

Explanation

Microsoft Teams Rooms on Android (A) and Microsoft Teams Rooms on Windows (D) are correct because both are full-featured room systems designed to run Teams Rooms software, and critically, both support dual front-of-room display configurations - a core requirement for conference room deployments.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• B. Microsoft Teams Displays are personal desk devices (all-in-one units with a touchscreen) designed for individual use, not room-scale deployments with multiple screens.
• C. Teams Audio Conference Phones are audio-only peripherals with no display output capability whatsoever.
• E. Surface Hub 2S is a large-format interactive whiteboard that functions as a single integrated display - it does not drive two separate front-of-room displays.

Memory tip: Think "Rooms = Room." Only devices with "Teams Rooms" in the name are built to manage a full conference room environment, including dual display support. If the device name suggests something personal (Display, Phone) or is itself a display (Surface Hub), it won't meet a two-display room requirement.

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