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Samsung Notebook 9 Pro released with lesser specs than “Pen”

Samsung Notebook 9 Pro released with lesser specs than “Pen”

Posted on March 16, 2019 By Jarvis

The Samsung Notebook 9 Pro was announced to have a release date and a price, at last, after its initial showing at CES 2019. This device was revealed alongside a relatively close piece of hardware called Samsung Notebook 9 Pen. What’s strange about these devices is the fact that all models have the ability to work with a stylus – it’s just that the Pen model has an official S Pen while the Pro uses an “Active Pen”.

The Samsung Notebook 9 Pro has a 13.3-inch Full HD display with 6.7mm bezel and a brightness of up to 350nits.
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