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Samsung ATIV Book 9 Plus Review

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

 

In the Samsung ATIV Book series, the company comes to a point in their history with notebooks that they’re ready to go to battle with the highest-quality units in the industry. In the ATIV Book 9 Plus with 13.3-inch LED QHD+ (3200 x 1800 pixel) touchscreen display and Intel Core processor under the hood, there’s scarcely a Windows 8 laptop on the market that we can recommend against it. Not one constructed of pure aluminum, at least.

Hardware

The unit we’ve been reviewing for weeks – top to bottom, with real-world tests in play – brings an Intel Core i5 4200U processor. At 1.60 GHz speed with a turbo boost at 2.60 GHz, this device is built for more than just the standard user. It’s made to be able to handle every kind of entertainment and work usage you’ll be able to toss at it.
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