HP's new ZBook Firefly G9 is a mobile workstation built for professionals on the go

HP announced a slew of new devices at CES 2022, including laptops, desktops, and gaming accessories. Among the new pieces of hardware is the ZBook Firefly G9, a workstation laptop designed to handle professional workflows. Two versions of the laptop volition be available starting in March 2022, the ZBook Firefly 14 G9 and the ZBook Firefly 16 G9. HP has not shared pricing information for the new laptops yet.

The ZBook Firefly G9 laptops characteristic 16:x HP DreamColor displays. Within, they run on next-gen Intel Core processors (not specified) and NVIDIA T550 laptop GPUs. They're available with up to 64GB of memory, which should be more than enough for heavy-duty multitasking and handling large files.

Category	HP ZBook Firefly G9
Display	16:10 HP DreamColor
Processor	Next-gen Intel Core (not specified)
Graphics	NVIDIA T550
Memory	Up to 64GB
Ports	HDMI, 2x USB-A, USB-C Thunderbolt, USB-C, headphone jack

HP hasn't shared the total spec canvass for the pair of ZBook Firefly G9 laptops, but based on the information available, they should be able to handle a wide range of workloads.

The ZBook Firefly G9 laptops round out an expanded portfolio from HP that includes the new HP Aristocracy Dragonfly G3, the HP Green-eyed 27-inch All-in-I, the HP Elite Dragonfly Chromebook Enterprise, and several Z displays and monitors.

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