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Hands on: HP ZBook 15 G4 review

Posted on July 29, 2017March 27, 2019 By Jarvis

HP is continuing its quest to bring desktop performance to portable devices with its latest launch of ZBook mobile workstations. All ZBooks are equipped with Sure Start Gen3 BIOS security software with runtime intrusion detection. This means that instead of checking for malware when the system boots up, it constantly does so while the computer is running.

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When considered alongside other features, such as the built-in fingerprint reader and the optional (and extremely fast) HP Z Turbo NVMe PCIe SED (self-encrypting drive) SSDs, it’s clear that you’re looking at some of the most secure workstations around without necessarily having to compromise on performance.

The cornerstone of HP’s line of portable workstations is the ZBook 15 G4, which is available now with a starting price of around $1,399 (about £1,095, AU$1,860) and is, according to HP, the preferred workstation at NASA and on the International Space Station, no less.
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