Samsung today announced the second generation refresh for the Galaxy Book PC series. The new Galaxy Book 2 looks like Microsoft's Surface Pro unattended but with a big difference - it's running on Qualcomm's always-on Snapdragon 850 chipset, which promises to deliver a multi-workday battery life and Gigabit LTE.
The Samsung Galaxy Book 2 is a two-dimensional and has a detachable screen with a flexible kick slap. This is a 12-inch OLDD display with a resolution of 2160 × 1440. Outside the box, Galaxy Book 2 runs the S-version of Windows 10, but you can upgrade to full experience without any extra charge. In addition to the Snapdragon processor, the convertibles have 4 GB RAM, 128 GB onboard storage and an AK-Tuned speaker.
The Galaxy Book 2 also has a healthy port selection, which includes two USB Type C, a MicroSD card slot and a standard headphone jack. Samsung is very kind to bundle both the keyboard and the S-Pen stylus in the box. Therefore, you have to pay the cost of $ 1000. It goes on sale in the United States on November 2. US carriers including Verizon, AT & T, and Sprint will sell it with LTE schemes.