Tech giant Samsung recently announced its All-in-One Pro PC in South Korea. Now this desktop is officially launched and up for sale for 1.69 Million Korean Won (approx $1,226). The highest specs variant goes up to 2.11 million South Korean won (approx $1,529).
This sleek machine boasts impressive specs, including the latest Intel Core Ultra processors, LPDDR5X memory, and seamless integration with Samsung’s Galaxy ecosystem. Let’s check out its key specs.
Samsung All-In-One Pro PC Specifications:
The Pro PC boasts a stunning 27-inch 4K anti-glare display with a peak brightness of 500 nits. Samsung claims this display delivers exceptional visuals even in brightly lit environments, making it perfect for both work and entertainment.
The base model comes equipped with the Core Ultra 5 125H processor, but users can upgrade to the Ultra 7 155H for even more power. In terms of RAM, the Ultra 5 comes with 16GB LPDDR5X-7467 memory, the Ultra 7 155H offers an optional upgrade to 32GB. Storage options are equally impressive, with users selecting between 512GB or 1TB NVMe solid-state drives pre-installed in dual slots for potential future upgrades.
For an immersive audio experience, the all-in-one PC features a premium 4-speaker setup from AKG. This includes two powerful 5W woofers and two clear 2W tweeters, delivering rich and balanced sound.
The machine comes loaded with ports, including a multi-card reader, two Thunderbolt 4 ports for high-speed data transfer and external display connectivity, a USB 3.2 port, a legacy USB 2.0 port for compatibility with older devices, and a 3.5mm headphone jack. Additionally, it boasts HDMI input alongside Wi-Fi 6E and Bluetooth 5.3.
Samsung emphasizes this all-in-one PC’s ability to seamlessly integrate with the Galaxy ecosystem. Users can directly access files stored on their paired Galaxy phone on the PC, and vice versa. Furthermore, the PC’s mouse and keyboard can be used to control compatible Galaxy smartphones, creating a unified user experience.
The Samsung All-in-One Pro PC can even act as a secondary display for Samsung’s Galaxy Tab S series tablets, expanding the workspace and enhancing productivity.
While the built-in 5MP camera offers decent video conferencing capabilities, Samsung takes things a step further. It allows users to leverage the superior camera of a connected Samsung Galaxy phone as a webcam, significantly enhancing video call quality.
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