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HP Z Workstations deliver the performance your school needs to run professional software applications at a price that's right for an educational budget. Better still, HP Z Workstations are designed to be more reliable and longer lasting than PCs. HP desktop and mobile workstations are built for the demands of a professional world—and educational labs.
Give your students a professional experience with HP Z Workstations
HP Z Workstations have all the right stuff for your higher-education labs. In desktop and mobile systems, HP Z Workstations are built for professional applications, designed for easy setup and servicing, and sold at prices that make sense for educational budgets. While offering certification for popular software applications, HP Z Workstations powered by Intel® Xeon® and Intel® Core™ processors ship with a wide variety of features that bring real-world capabilities into your labs.
The power to get work done
See why HP Z Workstations are the preferred choice of professionals who demand reliably powerful computing solutions in their line of work.
Rigorous testing and certification
HP invests in people, equipment, partner relationships, as well as testing and ISV (Independent Software Vendor) certification processes to ensure HP Z Workstations work as expected with professional applications from the world's leading software companies. Before HP Z Workstations receive ISV certification, they undergo rigorous testing. This level of HP effort means your investment in software and HP hardware is protected — the HP commitment to the quality and support of your solution.
Engineering Applications
- ANSYS
- Autodesk® Education Suites
- Bentley MicroStation
- Dassault Systèmes SolidWorks
- PTC Creo
- Siemens NX
Media and Entertainment
- Adobe® Master Collection
- Autodesk® Education Suites
- Avid® Media Composer and Pro Tools
Experience the HP Difference
Performance Advisor
With this built-in Workstation guru, you will spend more time doing and less time troubleshooting. Get a consolidated report of the workstation hardware and software configuration and, with one click, tune your HP Z Workstation specifically for your professional application.
HP Remote Graphics Software (RGS)
HP RGS is the ideal tool to collaborate with a dispersed team of creatives or remotely access your visual FX, video editing, animation, and broadcasting applications. Now your Windows or Linux based graphic-rich applications are accessible to you wherever you go. Experience optimal cross-platform flexibility and productivity with the new HP RGS receiver for Mac®. HP RGS gives you full access to the entire desktop of your workstation from any other PC or Mac. No need to install your applications in both places. Keep the files on the workstation or server. Just connect via HP RGS and pick up where you left off. And with HP Z Workstations, you get HP RGS for free!
HP Z23i 23-inch IPS Display
Get outstanding image accuracy, exceptional adjustability, and mission-critical reliability optimized for commercial environments. Built with IPS Gen 2 panels, the HP Z23i 23-inch IPS Display delivers power savings over first-generation IPS technology and extra-wide viewing angles that foster collaboration.
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