Samsung has now denied a report from a South Korean news site that claimed the company had formed a new CPU core development team, saying it has multiple teams currently working on CPU development.
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Some Galaxy Tab S tablets can already be used as secondary screens if you have a Galaxy Book laptop at your disposal. But for some reason, Samsung may be making a new Windows app to do all of that.
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Samsung has just announced its latest lineup of Galaxy Book laptops that includes the Galaxy Book itself, the Galaxy Book Odyssey, and the Galaxy Book Pro 360 5G with 11th Gen Intel processors.
Along with the Galaxy Book Pro and Book Pro 360, Samsung today unveiled the Galaxy Book and Book Odyssey. The latter packs 11th-gen Intel Tiger Lake H-series processors, an RTX 3050Ti Max-Q, more.
According to a new report, Samsung is set to release a Windows 10 PC this year that will use its own ARM processors, as opposed to the Qualcomm Galaxy Books that we've seen in the past.
Samsung has started taking pre-orders for its new tablet marketed at professionals. The device runs Windows 10 and comes in two variants, 10.6" and 12". Prices start at £649 and £1,099 respectively.
Pre-orders open this week for the Galaxy Book, Samsung's 10.6- and 12-inch tablets with S Pen support and a detachable keyboard cover/stand. The range-topping LTE model will be $1,299.99 from Verizon.
A month ago, Samsung debuted a few tablets at Mobile World Congress. Today, the firm has released a promotional video for its Galaxy Book powered by Windows 10. A release date has not been announced.
Samsung's Galaxy Book - despite its name - is not a notebook. It's a stylish Windows 10 tablet with a detachable keyboard, which comes with a 10.6-inch LCD, or 12-inch Super AMOLED screen.
At Samsung's Mobile World Congress 2017 event today, the firm announced the Galaxy Book, a new Windows 10 tablet that comes with a slim design, an S Pen, and a Super AMOLED display.
New details of Samsung's Windows 10 tablet, the Galaxy Book, have surfaced online. The device will reportedly include the company's S Pen, Air Command functionality, and LTE connectivity.
A new app from Samsung called 'Book Settings' has recently surfaced on the Windows Store, implying that the company is likely working on a device called the 'Galaxy Book.'
