Earlier this year, Samsung officially launched the Galaxy Book Pro and the Galaxy Book Pro 360 laptops globally. Now, the South Korean tech giant is gearing up to launch the successor of these two laptops next year.
As per the information coming from SamMobile, the company will be launching the Galaxy Book 2 Pro and the Galaxy Book 2 Pro 360 laptops in the first quarter of next year but the exact launch timeline isn’t known yet.
It is also being reported that the devices will continue to feature OLED screens and are also likely to continue with the same design, offering a lightweight body and a decent set of specifications, running the Windows 11 operating system.
Currently, not much is known about these upcoming laptop models from Samsung but we expect the devices to come powered by Intel’s 12th generation Alder Lake processors or AMD’s 6000-series chips.
There’s a possibility that the company could push forward with the deeper integration of other Galaxy devices with these new laptops. As of now, it’s just speculation given that Samsung is yet to reveal anything related to the upcoming Galaxy Book products.
A couple of months back, Samsung had launched the Business Editions of the Galaxy Book and Galaxy Book 360, which are running the Pro version of the Windows operating system instead of the Home version. This adds better security and more management-related features to the devices.
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