Which statement best describes typical hardware components used with a laptop?

• A. Desktop-grade CPU, Separate keyboard, Large monitor
• B. External mouse, External monitor, Docking station
• C. Integrated keyboard, Built-in display, Battery power
• D. Full operating system, Integrated keyboard, Monitor

Answer: (D)

Understanding typical laptop hardware means focusing on what comes built into the device versus what is optional or software. Laptops normally include built-in input and output hardware—an integrated keyboard and a built-in display. The operating system isn’t hardware; it’s software that runs on that hardware to enable use. Other statements point to external accessories like a mouse or monitor or describe desktop-grade components, which are not intrinsic to most laptops. So describing a laptop as having an integrated keyboard and monitor along with the operating system best matches how a laptop is usually equipped.