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Samsung's Sleek, RTX-Powered Notebook Odyssey Available NowSamsung's Sleek, RTX-Powered Notebook Odyssey Available Now

Samsung’s Sleek, RTX-Powered Notebook Odyssey Available Now

Posted on May 17, 2019 By Jarvis

May 17 2019 Update: The Samsung Notebook Odyssey is currently available for preorder here, for $1,999, and it will start shipping out May 24. This article was originally published Jan 7 2019.

Samsung unveiled the new GeForce RTX-equipped Notebook Odyssey gaming laptop at CES 2019. The Notebook Odyssey received a much-needed design overhaul and now flaunts an aluminum chassis, a big improvement over last year’s plastic model.
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