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Samsung Notebook 9 Review

Samsung Notebook 9 Review

Posted on May 6, 2017January 20, 2019 By Jarvis

How, exactly, did Samsung fit a Windows PC inside the 1.8-pound Samsung Notebook 9 (starting at $999; tested at $1,199)? And not just any computer, but one packing a powerful a Core i7 processor, a comfortable keyboard, plenty of ports and a beautiful 13.3-inch display. If only its battery life and build quality were better, we’d have a phenom on our hands. Instead, the Notebook 9 winds up being a system that’s great for travelers who always find themselves near power outlets.

Design: There’s such a thing as too light

The Notebook 9 is so thin and light that one of my colleagues exclaimed, “I’m worried I’m going to break it in half, like a Pop Tart!” when they first held it. And while I like the idea of a notebook so lightweight that I can’t feel it in my bag, its metal body flexes under pressure more than I’m comfortable with.
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