So all you have is a browser and some 8GB emmc with caching of most used network service cache. you have a 12" tablet with no cam and only a usb-c link powering it and communicating with the network no wifi that has a stripped to the bone linux with browser and site service container viewing. So a url and container file could be a link to a secure local or internet network service or parts of a service including the parts where you get to put notes in for your administrator ect as quick links. If you flip down on the task bar you might get Assistance bots on the bot browser panel.
you get a network or cloud drive linked container but you can't store anything on the system.
when setting the system up you can set it up so only the service and bot browser restricted are accessible.
You also get a feed panel for notifications and information feeds which may be used for pass you comms and sharing company info.
On the home network edition you can also pick contained links to toys for 1024 backdrops.
Your Apps are on a network or the internet your data is on the cloud these are the kind of tablet you might connect to a cloud enhanced home server where you can buy apps that you can use with your cam wifi usb-c tablet via browser functionality.
the ram is 512mb performance ddr and 1-2 GB lower watt ddr ram
The home edition is for very long battery life and well routed services.
The business thin client version may come on a bigger screen but is to enable modern technology cheap and efficiently in a modern work environment.
It might even be a very low watt touch 17" touch screen powered and connect via usb-c and with a headphone mic to be plugged in a cam may be optional. A higher standard could be developed for engineering where faster network access would be more of a priority along with many more upgraded more professional thin client features.
With a more lite os format and little data on the client unit this should be fast working with the servers and have a smaller code base to maintain security over.
I would even recommend something similar but more security centric with the NSA that way clients can cause less breaches for military portable devices I would recommend a GCC lite and compilable script utilising a dataface. That way every excursion past the dataface into the system is easier to track due to a lower amount and the dataface can enable optimised code for many different technology types that could make military devices more functional.