Meet the HP ZBook Studio x360 G5
HP calls the Studio x360 G5 the world's most powerful convertible PC, offering a choice of Xeon or Core i9 silicon, up to 64GB of memory, and up to 4TB of NVMe solid-state storage.
Rear View
The aluminum-clad workstation is no shrinking violet, weighing 4.9 pounds and measuring 0.74 by 14.2 by 10 inches. It's passed numerous MIL-STD tests for durability.
The Studio Keyboard
The shallow-but-snappy keyboard rests between a large touchpad and a grille concealing the HP's far-from-quiet quad speakers.
Touchpad and Fingerprint Reader
Unlike some other ZBooks, the Studio has neither a pointing stick embedded in its keyboard nor discrete buttons for its touchpad.
The Studio's Left Ports...
You won't find a volume rocker, but you'll find two USB 3.0 Type-A ports, a SIM card slot, a security lock, and the power button on the left edge of the convertible.
...and Its Right Ports
An SD card slot (that leaves cards slightly protruding), an audio jack, an HDMI port, two Thunderbolt 3 ports, and the AC-adapter connector grace the HP's right side.
Tent Mode
This mode and the kiosk-like easel mode are good options for giving a presentation or showing a new rendering to the boss or a client.
Tablet Mode
The Studio x360 is too heavy to hold for long in your hands instead of resting in your lap (and you can also see how reflective the screen is), but it's an effective platform for pen input.