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How are application-specific devices differentiated from laptop computers in the way they support Cisco Compatible Extensions?
A. ASDs are required to support only Cisco Compatible Extensions v1 and v2 features. Laptops must support all Cisco Compatible Extensions features.
B. ASDs are required to support only Cisco Compatible Extensions v5 management features, while laptops are required to support optional features.
C. Several features that are required for laptops are not required for ASDs.
D. There is no differentiation. ASDs and laptops must both support the same Cisco Compatible Extensions features.
Correct Answer: C
Explanation/Reference:
Explanation:
In each version of CCX some features are classified as optional for ASDs. Examples of ASDs are medical devices, mobile computers, smartphones, and printers. The CCX specification for ASDs is a subset of the CCX specification for laptops. Some CCX features are not required for ASDs because many ASDs lack the computing power or operating system foundation required to support the features. http://incenter.medical.philips.com/doclib/enc/fetch/2000/4504/577242/577243/577246/581601/71 1562/The_Value_of_CCX_for_Philips_PageWriter_Cardiographs.pdf%3fnodeid%3d5784998%26vernum%3d1
