The ZBook 15/17 G6 are priced at Rs 1,21,900 and Rs 1,67,900 respectively. The ZBook Studio x360 carries a price tag of Rs 1,59,900. The HP ZBook 14U and 15U will be available for purchase at Rs 98,900 and Rs 96,990 respectively. It’s worth noting that other standard features in the new Z by HP workstations include longer battery life with HP fast charge, HP Client Security Manager and Bang & Olufsen audio. There is a thermal cooling fan for dissipating heat and keeping the operating noise low. In terms of hardware, the ZBook 15 and 17 G6 are powered by 8th Gen Intel Core or Xeon processors coupled with up to 128GB RAM. The ZBook 17 G6 offers studio-quality experience with a 17-inch diagonal HP DreamColor anti-glare display. Both the 15-inch and 17-inch models are equipped with VR-ready Nvidia Quadro graphics. The machines are claimed to provide blazing-fast performance with heavy multi-app and VR workloads. The ZBook 15 and 17 G6 are powerful mobile workstations for those who need desktop-level performance. The Studio x360 claims to deliver up to 16 hours of battery life and support for fast charging. It offers up to 4TB local PCIe NVMe storage. Under the hood, this convertible laptop is equipped with the latest Core i9 processors paired with certified Nvidia Quadro P2000 graphics. The Studio x360 can be used as a laptop or tablet offering the best of both worlds. It has a 360-degree hinge making it usable in various form factors. The HP ZBook Studio x360 is a convertible PC aimed at creative professionals. The new G6 workstation is equipped with a 4GB dedicated graphics card that enables 3D CAD models or rendering of videos for better performance. Both the variants weigh up to 1.75kg and are ideal for power users on the go. The 15-inch variant offers full-sized numeric keyboard. The former is touted to be the world’s first 100 percent AdobeRGB 14-inch mobile workstation with 600 nits of brightness. It is offered in 14-inch and 15-inch display sizes. The HP ZBook 14U G6 and 15U G6 is a thin and light mobile workstation.
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