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Samsung finally launches Galaxy laptops in the UK, spelling trouble for Apple and Dell

Samsung finally launches Galaxy laptops in the UK, spelling trouble for Apple and Dell

Posted on May 29, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Samsung laptops are back in the UK in a big way. The Korean giant has confirmed the new and exciting Galaxy Book Ion and Galaxy Book Flex are heading to British shores, along with a world-first version of the Galaxy Book S.

Samsung has been absent from the UK laptop market for some time, despite previously launching in the US. With premium designs and a competitive ultrabook price point, the new devices look set to rival the Dell XPS 13 and MacBook Air 2020 in a big way.
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Computers & IT Tags:Apple, Dell, Dell XPS 13, galaxy, Galaxy Book S, laptop, Laptops, MacBook, macbook air, MacBook Air 2020, Samsung, ultrabook, XPS 13

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