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Samsung Galaxy Book S may be the MacBook Air killer Windows 10 needs

Samsung Galaxy Book S may be the MacBook Air killer Windows 10 needs

Posted on August 8, 2019 By Jarvis

Samsung has followed up the launch of the Galaxy Note 10 with “a laptop that has the essence of a smartphone” – the LTE-enabled Galaxy Book S.

The ARM-based 13.3-inch laptop, which offers 10-point multitouch, arrives packing Qualcomm’s 7nm octa-core Snapdragon 8cx processors, which have been designed for super-slim fanless laptops.
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