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Why Choose a Mobile Workstation? Solution guide Why choose a mobile workstation? When it comes to powerful computing on the go, mobile workstations are in a class of their own, providing a spectrum of performance, reliability, and expandability that extends well beyond the capabilities of standard mobile computers. Solution Guide | Why choose a mobile workstation? HP recommends Windows. While HP EliteBook 800 series Notebooks can provide you with excellent value, HP ZBook Mobile Workstations deliver superb performance, outstanding reliability, and wide-ranging scalability as well as a range of screen sizes to fit various needs. HP EliteBook 800 series HP ZBook Mobile HP ZBook Mobile Notebook Workstations* Workstations are designed Form factors Form factors for the demands of users • 14.0-inch diagonal • 15.6-inch diagonal who work with professional • 15.6-inch diagonal • 17.0-inch diagonal and technical applications, Operating systems1,2 Operating systems1,2 large and complex datasets, • Windows 10 Pro 64 • Windows 10 Pro 64 • Windows 8.1 Pro 64 • Windows 10 Home 64 for High End Devices or intricate 3D models. • Windows 7 Professional 64 • Windows 7 Professional 64 (available through (available through downgrade rights downgrade rights from Windows 10 Pro) from Windows 10 Pro 64) • Windows 7 Professional 64 • FreeDOS 2.0 • FreeDOS 2.0 Performance • Intel® Core™ i3, i5, i7 processors Performance • Up to 32 GB non-ECC memory3 • Intel® Core™ i5, i7 processors 5,12 • Up to 2 TB storage4 • Intel® Xeon® quad-core processor • Up to 64 GB ECC memory3 • Up to 4 TB storage4 • Two Thunderbolt™ 3 (supporting DisplayPortTM 1.2, USB 3.1 Gen 2, PCIe) • Up to dual HP Z Turbo Drive G2 (M.2 NVMe PCIe SSD) for accelerated storage performance • Support for up to UHD display options • HP DreamColor panel option Reliability Reliability • MIL-STD-810G testing6 All the reliability features in the • HP DuraCase HP EliteBook 800 series Notebook plus: • HP DuraKeys • More MIL-STD-810G testing6 • Precision stamped full magnesium • Rigorous ISV testing and certifications alloy chassis • Productivity-boosting software tools such • Chemically strengthened glass touchpad as HP Performance Advisor and HP Remote • Cast titanium alloy display latch Graphics Software13 preloaded Graphics Graphics • Intel® integrated graphics • ISV certified workstation professional • AMD RadeonTM graphics graphics • Intel® integrated graphics • AMD FireProTM • NVIDIA® Quadro® Warranty Warranty 1/1/0 or 3/3/0 support; on site service 3/3/3 or 3/3/0 support** is extra * Many workstation technologies are selectable options. Specifications can vary by workstation platform. ** Varies by region. 2 Solution Guide | Why choose a mobile workstation? HP recommends Windows. Take performance to new HP Remote Graphics Software13 Work like you’re local with transfer speeds extremes up to 60 fps for your most demanding applications. HP Remote Graphics Software Leave the performance bottleneck behind (HP RGS)13 takes the mobility of your with HP ZBooks. With industry-leading workstation to a whole new level. Now you can processing, storage, graphics, and system leave your HP ZBook docked at the office and management components HP has engineered connect from home while still getting that a total system approach to define new levels high end workstation performance you HP ZBooks help you of overall performance. need and expect. Not only can you view the session, but you can collaborate with spend less time waiting and Intel Processor Technology multiple remote users by streaming your more time creating with High-performance Intel® Xeon® processors local workstation screen across the cloud industry-leading processing, are validated and tested by Intel and HP to your team’s individual devices or pulling for demanding workstation applications. multiple remote feeds to a single PC. Every graphics, and innovative Besides supporting greater reliability with HP Z Workstation includes an HP RGS sender technologies. ECC memory, Intel® Xeon® processors offer license ready to activate and an HP RGS up to 29% performance gains over equivalent receiver can be downloaded for any PC, Mac®, Intel® Core™ processors on the HP Entry MacBook®, Windows tablet or thin client. And Workstations.7 with advanced touch recognition features on HP RGS 7 you can easily do real work with Storage solutions to meet your needs workstation-class applications on an HP ZBook High-performance storage solutions are or tablet. To learn more, see hp.com/go/rgs. required for demanding workflows. HP ZBooks offer high reliability and Thunderbolt™ 3 performance with storage capacities up to Connect to a multitude of devices through a 4 TB. With 2.5” and M.2 storage bay options, single port with the versatile Thunderbolt™ 3. you can choose from SATA HDD, SATA SSD, You can connect via Thunderbolt, DisplayPort™ and NVMe PCIe SSD options. 1.2, USB 3.1, and PCIe. Power two 4K displays @ 60 Hz, daisy chain up to 6 devices, and The HP Z Turbo Drive G2 is a remarkably transfer data at speeds up to 40 Gb/s—double affordable and innovative NVMe PCIe-based that of previous generation Thunderbolt. SSD storage solution. It revolutionizes The possibilities are endless. HP ZBook Studio, 15 how your HP ZBook handles large files— G3, and 17 G3 offer dual Thunderbolt™ 3 ports. significantly reducing boot up, calculation and graphics response times (even with 4K video). Performance on display To learn more, see hp.com/go/zturbo. HP ZBooks come with a variety of display choices from FHD up to UHD/4K resolutions. Leading-edge professional graphics UHD/4K panels offer extremely high resolution Extensive HP testing over a wide (3840 x 2160) for maximum screen real estate range of graphics cards, simulating real-world and vibrant, clear pictures. The HP ZBook 15u customer workloads and stress tests and HP ZBook Studio Mobile Workstations that far exceed typical usage, translate into offer a touch option. higher quality drivers that customers trust. Strong relationships with NVIDIA® and AMD HP DreamColor Technology help us quickly resolve any issues. That’s how Take color accuracy to the next level we give your HP ZBook graphics solutions that and achieve maximum impact with the feature optimized thermal and power design, HP DreamColor Display. Designed by color wide-ranging application certification and a professionals and digital content creators, three-year limited warranty. HP DreamColor is the power tool they use to produce trusted results. Featuring a palette of HP Performance Advisor over one billion colors, you’ll get precise color Get the most out of your HP ZBook from day accuracy and predictable color across your one. With HP Performance Advisor pre- entire digital workflow. installed on every HP ZBook, you can spend more time working, processing and designing and less time troubleshooting IT. This exclusive HP software wizard helps configure, customize and optimize your system for each new application and driver you install. To learn more, see hp.com/go/performanceadvisor. 3 Solution Guide | Why choose a mobile workstation? HP recommends Windows. Mission-critical reliability Safe and secure HP offers a variety of scalable hardware, We understand your work is critical and software, and BIOS-based security features system down time or failure is not an to help you defend your organization against option. HP ZBooks are designed and tested viruses and other threats. These integrated to comprehensively address reliability security features safeguard what matters to in all its forms, so you can rest assured you the most—your data, device and identity. your workstation will keep up in the most demanding environments. • An optional fingerprint reader and integrated Smart Card Reader help keep your identity secure. Ultimately, our intense focus Business-rugged design HP ZBooks are designed to stand up to • HP SureStart goes to work at startup— on reliability gives you the rigors of users who are constantly on making sure your HP ZBook is protected greater peace of mind when the go. HP uses third party vendors to test from malicious or unanticipated malware the HP ZBooks to military standards for drop, attacks. It’s designed to automatically running professional vibration, dust, temperature, and altitude.6 restore the BIOS within 30 seconds if it is applications on the ever attacked or corrupted. Tested beyond industry standards • Secure Erase enables you to permanently HP ZBook. You know HP knows you challenge your workstations destroy data on your hard drive in every day, so HP does too. HP Z Workstation that you have a system preparation for your system disposal or engineers conduct 120,000 hours of rigorous redeployment. that is designed, tested, and testing to ensure world-class reliability. In proven for the work you do. brutal three-axis testing—where frequency, voltage, and temperature are varied—our Engineered BIOS engineers push the limits of processors, HP BIOS helps hardware compatibility and memory, and other system parts. This increases workstation reliability by reducing three-axis testing uses proprietary tools power consumption through preset sleep and techniques, and stresses components states, adjustable fan speeds that maximize in ways that help detect potential design operating efficiency, and power management or component weaknesses that would features. otherwise go unnoticed. In some cases, 120,000 rigorous qualification enables us to find Independent Software Vendor (ISV) issues that have been previously overlooked certification by our component vendors. We have strong HP supports an extensive list of application hours of testing relationships and influence with these partners and works closely with many vendors, which enable us to obtain and software vendors to ensure that these integrate improved components into our applications work smoothly and flawlessly systems, many of which are unique to on HP ZBooks in all possible configurations. HP Z Workstations. HP also provides a test suite to graphics vendors, to help increase the reliability ECC memory for data integrity and stability of industry-standard graphics Memory errors can happen anywhere, products.
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