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Hands on: Samsung Galaxy Chromebook 2 review

Hands on: Samsung Galaxy Chromebook 2 review

Posted on January 10, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

At CES 2020, Samsung finally launched a Chromebook that was worthy of its Galaxy name. The original Samsung Galaxy Chromebook was an AMOLED-equipped beauty, making a Chromebook into a luxury product. However, because of its luxury status, it was priced way too high to be worth a recommendation to anyone other than avid Galaxy fans.
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