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Samsung Galaxy Book 2 Review

Samsung Galaxy Book 2 Review

Posted on October 26, 2018 By Jarvis

There are two things I really like about Samsung’s Galaxy Tab 2 ($999) that I wish every 2-in-1 had. One is the 12-inch OLED display, which is so colorful it puts the competition to shame. The second thing is the built-in LTE connection, which makes it super-convenient to get (and stay) connected, no phone or hotspot required. But there are just as many caveats with this detachable, starting with its sluggish Qualcomm 850 processor.

Samsung deserves some credit for including a comfy keyboard and digital pen in this machine, unlike what you get with the new Surface Pro 6.
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