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HP's new ZBook 14, EliteBook 800 and T820 thin client

Australian pricing for some of HP's newly announced laptops and ElitePad tablet jacket.

By Tony Ibrahim on Oct 17 2013, 12:40PM

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The HP ZBook family includes the HP ZBook 14 — which HP describes as the "world's first workstation Ultrabook" - as well as the HP ZBook 15 and 17.

The HP ZBook Mobile Workstations 14, 15 and 17 are available today starting at $2,445, $2,999 and $3,299, respectively.

HP representatives claim there is demand for quad-core processing and multimedia graphics on thin clients. This is their new T820 thin client. HP has thin clients that consume as little as 7 watts of power, reaching just 14 watts if coupled with the right monitor. That's well below an everyday light bulb.

The T820 will be available in mid-November from $1,170.42.

HP's laptop range also includes the HP EliteBook 800 series, which is up to 40% thinner and 28% lighter than previous generations. The 800 series is designed for frequent travelers with an option for up to 33 hours of battery life and MIL-STD 810G certification for reliability.

The HP EliteBook 800 series will be available by mid-October starting at $1,999.

The Retail Jacket for HP's Windows tablet, the ElitePad, transforms it into a mobile POS station. The Retail Jacket features a 1D/2D barcode scanner for inventory management and a magnetic stripe reader for loyalty cards. The HP Retail Jacket is available now with a RRP of $949.

The HP ElitePad also has an optional Security Jacket that features a smart-card reader and an optional fingerprint reader. The HP Security Jacket for the HP ElitePad is expected to be available in November, starting at $399 with integrated smart card reader and $699 with the addition of the optional fingerprint reader.

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HP's new ZBook 14, EliteBook 800 and T820 thin client

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