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Samsung Galaxy Book Flex 5G joins the new Intel EVO army

Samsung Galaxy Book Flex 5G joins the new Intel EVO army

Posted on September 3, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Despite the name and the proximity of its announcement to the Galaxy Z Fold 2, it might be too easy to think of the Galaxy Book Flex 5G as Samsung’s take on a foldable laptop. Sure, the convertible laptop does fold and flip over backward but in the more traditional way that all 360-degree hinged laptops do. The Galaxy Book Flex 5G is, instead, Samsung’s first 5G laptop that it is designed, according to the company, to be able to adapt and change with users in this fast-changing new world.

What that means in practice is that the convertible laptop is designed to be mobility-friendly, ironically at a time when people are actually less mobile than before. Part of that comes from sub-6GHz 5G connectivity, something rare for laptops that are still not equipped with LTE modems in general.
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Computers & IT Tags:5g, Fold 2, Foldable, galaxy, Intel, laptop, Laptops, lte, mobile, Samsung, Samsung Galaxy, Samsung Galaxy Book, Samsung Galaxy Book Flex, Slashgear

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