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SAMSUNG ATIV BOOK 6

Samsung ATIV Book 6 Review

Posted on May 11, 2015April 23, 2020 By Hulk

 

Samsung has a bevy of notebooks that offer different features for different users, including convertible laptops, and even models that can dual boot Windows 8 and Android. However, some users just need a traditional laptop that comes with performances and a clean look without any of the extra bells and whistles. The ATIV Book 6 is a good option in this category. It sports a 15-inch touchscreen display with a full-size keyboard, and enough processing power to get through most tasks. Let’s see how it fares.

Hardware & Design

The ATIV Book 6 comes with an Intel Core i7 3635QM quad-core processor clocked at 2.4GHz paired up with 8GB of RAM. The processor keeps things humming along nicely, and while it’s not the fastest chip out there, most users will be happy with its performance (more on that later). The laptop also has a 1TB hard drive, which should be more than enough storage to stash all your movies, music, and photos on without a problem.
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