Samsung is updating its light and thin line of computers, the Galaxy Book Pro, with new models that may look very similar to their predecessors, but come with a significant specification upgrade.
All models in the new series come with Super AMOLED screens with 1080p resolution, while the Galaxy Book 2 Pro model has a classic “oyster” configuration, while the Galaxy Book 2 Pro 360 has a screen with a hinge that allows folding 360 degrees to a “2 in 1” configuration And usability of a tablet computer. Compared to last year’s models, Samsung claims an improvement in the level of brightness and accuracy in shades.
You can choose between screen sizes of 13.3 inches and 15.6 inches, and the 360 model also supports writing using the Samsung stylus pen (S-Pen). Both models come with Core i5 or Core i7 processors from the latest Intel series, with 8 to 32 GB of working memory, and 256 to 1 terabyte in an SSD file for file storage. The battery life of all the computers in the series is up to 21 hours.
Another upgrade in the Galaxy Book Pro 2 compared to the 2021 edition is the built-in camera, which this time comes with a resolution of 1080P. In addition, Samsung claims various software enhancements, such as automatic tracking of the user’s location in the room, and noise filtering by an artificial intelligence system. All this, of course, in accordance with the hybrid work style that many of the world’s high-tech companies adopt.
A new system called Multi Control allows users to control via the keyboard and mouse of the Galaxy Book 2 Pro computers on other mobile devices made by Samsung, meanwhile the Galaxy Tab S8. Thanks to the Your Phone app, which is of course part of the pre-installed Windows 11 operating system, you can also sync between software and transfer files and links to the various Galaxy S models.
The Galaxy Book 2 Pro will be available for purchase in the US starting April 1, starting at $ 1,049.99. The Galaxy Book 2 Pro 360 is slightly more expensive, starting at $ 1,249.99.