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Samsung Notebook 9 Pen pairs S Pen with an all-metal 2-in-1

Samsung Notebook 9 Pen pairs S Pen with an all-metal 2-in-1

Posted on December 13, 2018 By Jarvis

Samsung has a new pen-enabled 2-in-1 laptop, the Samsung Notebook 9 Pen, promising performance and even a standalone GPU option in a sleek, all-metal design. Two versions of the notebook will be offered, the Notebook 9 Pen 13 with a 13.3-inch display, and the Notebook 9 Pen 15, which kicks things up to a 15-inch display with an NVIDIA graphics chip.

Either way, you get a Full HD display with a touchscreen. Samsung supplies its S Pen digital stylus, too, with what the company says is half the latency of the old version. Three different pen tips can be switched in as well, for a choice of drawing feel.
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Computers & IT Tags:full HD, gpu, HD, laptop, latency, notebook, Nvidia, Samsung, Samsung Notebook 9, Samsung Notebook 9 Pen, Slashgear, stylus

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