Built for organizations that need more from a mobile device than basic access, the Zebra ET401 in this configuration adds memory and storage capacity for heavier enterprise workloads. The 10-inch display gives users room to work through forms, dashboards, and scan-driven tasks, while Wi‑Fi 7 helps keep connectivity responsive in busy wireless environments. The integrated SE4100 scanner supports fast capture at the point of work, reducing friction for teams that depend on barcode-driven processes. With 8 GB of RAM and 128 GB of storage, this model is better suited for deployments that run multiple apps, retain more local data, or support longer refresh cycles without immediate storage pressure. That extra capacity matters when tablets are expected to serve as primary workflow tools across receiving, inventory, service, or operations teams. It also gives IT more flexibility when standardizing a device profile for users who need stronger performance headroom. For procurement teams, this configuration justifies itself through durability of purpose: more memory, more storage, and the same enterprise scanning and wireless foundation. It is a stronger fit when the tablet must stay useful longer, handle more data, and support a broader set of business tasks without forcing an early replacement cycle.