The Samsung Galaxy Book S is now available for preorder in Germany
The Galaxy Book S will soon arrive outside the U.S.
What you need to know
- Samsung's Galaxy Book S is now available for preorder in Germany.
- The Galaxy Book S is a thin and light laptop powered by an ARM processor.
- Germany is the first country that the device will ship to outside the United States.
- You can preorder it for €1,099, which is roughly $1,224.
The Samsung Galaxy Books S is now avaialble for preorder in Germany. Germany is the first country outside the U.S. to have the Galaxy Book S available. The Galaxy Book S is powered by the Snapdragon 8cx processor and runs Windows 10 on ARM. Because it runs on a Snapdragon processor, it's thin, light, and should get good battery life. You can preorder the device through Samsung's website for €1,099, which is roughly $1,224.
Samsung first announced the Galaxy Book S last year and said that it would come out in September. The device was delayed, but we recently got one to try out.
Here's a full look at the specs for the Galaxy Book S:
Category | Samsung Galaxy Book S |
---|---|
Operating System | Windows 10 Home |
Display | 13.3 inchesFull HD TFT (16:9)Touch (no inking) |
Processor | Qualcomm Snapdragon 8cx |
Memory | 8GB RAM (LPDDR4X) |
Storage | 256/512GB |
Expandable Storage | MicroSD slot (up to 1TB) |
Front Camera | 720p HD |
Security | Windows Hello with fingerprint sensor |
Connectivity | 802.11 Wi-FiLTENano SIMBluetooth 5.0 |
Ports | 2x USB Type-C |
Audio | Stereo (sound by AKG) |
Battery | 42WhUp to 23 hours of video playback) |
Dimensions | 305.2 x 203.2 x 6.2-11.8 mm |
Weight | 2.1lbs (0.96 kg) |
Colors | Earthy GoldMercury Gray |
When you preorder the device, it should ship by March 17, 2020. When you preorder the device, it comes with a pouch that Samsung says is worth €80.
This is one of the first clamshell laptops powered by the Snapdragon 8cx. It gets up to 23 hours of battery life and comes in a thin and light form factor.
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