alt Hacker NewsZbook Ultra G1a 14 makes perfect sense:
Z means workstation
Book for notebook/laptop format, not desktop
Ultra is the line, like Pro in MacBook Pro
G1 is the first generation, that way you don't have to wonder
a for AMD
14 is the screen diagonal
Zbook Ultra G1a 14 makes perfect sense:
Z means workstation
Book for notebook/laptop format, not desktop
Ultra is the line, like Pro in MacBook Pro
G1 is the first generation, that way you don't have to wonder
a for AMD
14 is the screen diagonal
Great, now I can compare it with other Zsomethings. But as the post shows, thats just one branch of many naming schemes HP employs. Also: This already is a workstation, how could it _not_ be "ultra"? Why the doubling? Or does "workstation" just mean "something I can work with", including office stuff? In that case, I am very interested what other letters they use and what they're for.