HP ZBook Studio 16 G9 Mobile Radiology Workstation | 16" WUXGA DICOM Calibrated | Intel i7-12700H @ 4.70GHz | 14-Core | 64GB DDR5 | 512GB NVMe SSD | RTX A1000 4GB | Win10-11 Pro
Unparalleled Performance
The HP ZBook Studio 16 G9 offers top performance for radiologists, handling advanced imaging software, large patient datasets, and real-time diagnostics with ease. Equipped with NVIDIA’s GPUs, it provides exceptional clarity and speed for high-resolution images and 3D models. The workstation’s PCIe® Gen4x4 NVMe™ M.2 SSD, up to 4TB, ensures quick data processing and reduced wait times. This makes the ZBook Studio 16 G9 an efficient and precise tool for radiological imaging and analysis.
12th Generation Intel Processors
The HP Zbook Studio 16 G9 mobile workstation is equipped with the 12th Generation Intel® Core™ processors, including options up to an i9 configuration, which feature up to 14 cores. This powerful multi-core setup enables the workstation to handle multiple complex tasks simultaneously, such as running advanced imaging software, processing large sets of patient data, and supporting real-time collaboration with other medical professionals. The high core count is particularly beneficial for tasks that benefit from parallel processing, such as image rendering and complex simulations used in diagnostic procedures.
Optimized Viewing for Diagnostic Imaging
The 16:10 aspect ratio of the HP ZBook Fury 16 G10 Mobile Radiology Workstation provides 11% more vertical content than a standard 16:9 display, essential for radiologists who need to view more of the image with less scrolling. This improvement helps maintain diagnostic integrity by ensuring vital details are always visible, reducing the need to minimize program menus or toolbars.
The pixel density on the 16-inch WQUXGA display also surpasses that of a typical 17-inch screen, delivering sharper, more detailed images crucial for accurate diagnosis and analysis.
Key Benefits:
- Enhanced Vertical Space: Shows more vertical content, ideal for detailed diagnostic images.
- Improved Workflow: Reduces scrolling, allowing radiologists to focus on image analysis.
- Comprehensive Image Display: Ensures critical details are visible simultaneously.
- Higher Pixel Density: Offers superior image clarity compared to a 17-inch display, enhancing diagnostic accuracy.