Anticipating that working from home – or at least, not in the office – will continue for the foreseeable future, HP has unveiled the latest ZBook Studio G8, ZBook Fury G8 and ZBook Power G8, which all run on Windows 10.

The HP ZBook Studio is designed for performance workflows. Animate in seconds and render or visualize in real time with up to NVIDIA RTX A5000 or GeForce RTX 3080 laptop GPUs and 11th Gen Intel Core i9 vPro processors.


HP ZBook Studio G8

HP DreamColor displays with a 120Hz refresh rate provide certainty that your design is right the first time, with 100% DCI-P3 and end-to-end color accuracy with Pantone validation. HP Sound Calibration helps make the the office anywhere you want to work with crisp audio and automatic blocking of unwanted sounds.

With the ZBook Fury, power users can now create, render, edit and simulate with ease. Or they can visualize complex datasets on the move. It can handle multi-app workflows with the latest 11th Gen Intel Core i9 and Xeon processors, up to 128GB 3200MHz system memory, NVIDIA RTX A5000 graphics and Thunderbolt 4. It comes with an aluminum chassis, MIL-STD durability, tool-free expandability and an extensive selection of ports.


ZBook Fury G8

The ZBook Power is HP’s most affordable mobile workstation, with pro-certified graphics for the leading software applications. Accelerate performance with 11th Gen Intel processors, up to 64GB 3200MHz system memory, NVIDIA RTX A2000 graphics and PCIe G4.


ZBook Power

HP ZBook Studio G8 and HP ZBook Fury G8 are expected to be available in select countries in July, while the HP ZBook Power G8 is expected to be available in select countries in June.

These devices reflect HP’s commitment to the environment, with Z by HP adding sustainable products that incorporate ocean-bound plastics and recycled materials, innovating in every aspect from packaging to energy efficiency.

Find out more at HP.

Source: HP’s new ZBook G8 mobile workstations aim for collaborative hybrid work environments | Windows Experience Blog

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Posted By: Brink
11 May 2021