Samsung has unveiled the Galaxy Book 3, the Samsung All-in-One, and the Samsung Desktop this month, featuring the latest Intel 13th Gen Core processors.
The Galaxy Book 3, which boasts a slim metal design similar to the Galaxy Book 3 Pro, measures only 15.4mm thick and weighs a mere 1.57kg.
The Samsung All-in-One, the first one launched in two years, is slimmer compared to its predecessor, featuring reduced width, thickness, and stand width. It also has a removable “upgrade door” at the back, making it convenient and easy for users to replace memory.
Meanwhile, the Samsung Desktop comes in the Tower and Slim variants, both offering a sleek and uncluttered look. The tower model has a ‘popping door’ on the side, allowing users to open the body with one hand, making it easier to upgrade memory, SSDs, and graphics cards or clean the interior.
According to Samsung, the three new products significantly enhance the connectivity of their various Galaxy mobile products.


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