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Samsung Galaxy Book S, With Snapdragon 8cx, Battery Up to 23 Hours

Samsung Galaxy Book S, With Snapdragon 8cx, Battery Up to 23 Hours
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Samsung Galaxy Book S, With Snapdragon 8cx, Battery Up to 23 Hours

Along with the launch of Samsung's newest smartphone, the Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+, Samsung also introduced their latest Notebook, the Galaxy Book S. The Galaxy Book S comes with a power of LTE connection and smartphone-style battery life.


This notebook carries the latest SoC from Qualcomm which is devoted to the always connected PC device namely Snapdragon 8cx. This device is claimed to be used to work with a very long time, which is 23 hours.

The Galaxy Book carries a very compact and sleek design with a full-size 13.3-inch screen. Bringing metal design material, its thickness is only 11.8mm and it weighs less than 1 kg.

The Galaxy Book has a USB Type C port for charging. This makes it very practical to use, especially for users who have smartphones with USB Type C charging, the Galaxy Book S can be charged without the hassle of carrying various kinds of charging adapters.

Galaxy Book S is priced by Samsung at a price of USD 999. Samsung's latest notebook will begin to be marketed in September.

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