Samsung has introduced some amazing products. Early in 2022, Samsung introduced a high-end convertible laptop i.e., Galaxy Book 2 Pro 360. Reportedly, this laptop features the 12th Gen Core i5/i7 processor by Intel. It had a Super AMOLED display along with an S pen. As of today, the tech giant Samsung has introduced another latest version of the laptop. As per reports, the latest version of the laptop accompanies an Arm-based processor by Qualcomm.
The latest version is reportedly the ARM version of Galaxy Book 2 Pro. It has been made official in South Korea as of today. Qualcomm 8cx Gen 3 processor was released a few months ago. The most recent ARM version of Galaxy Book 2 Pro features Qualcomm 8cx Gen 3 processor. Samsung has worked in close association with Qualcomm to bring forward highly optimized hardware as well as software for this product. This device has the Adreno GPU. the Adreno GPU supports DirectX 12. It is considerably 60 times fast compared to the one found in Snapdragon 8cx Gen 2. However, the company has not shared a word about whether it is faster compared to the GPU inside the Intel version of this laptop.
The Qualcomm chipset in the latest version of the laptop offers some remarkable features for wireless connectivity like 5G and Wi-Fi 6E. Furthermore, the laptop offers enhanced data protection. Since it follows the Secured-Core PC requirements by Microsoft. Some of its amazing features are as follow:
In addition to these features, the device holds a 360-degree hinge mechanism. This feature enables the device to convert into a tablet. The supported S pen can be used to draw and perform other functions. In addition to this, Samsung mentioned that the battery life lasts for 30 hours on a single charge. Apart from these specs, the remaining specs are similar to the ones found on the Intel version.
The latest version of Galaxy Book 2 Pro 360 will be priced at KRW 1.89 million ($1,500) in South Korea. It will be available for sale across the country by January 16, 2023.
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