Samsung expands its PC lineup with two new laptops

Final updated: June 3rd, 2019 at 12:34 UTC+01:00

Samsung is expanding its PC lineup with two new Windows laptops: the Samsung Notebook seven and Notebook seven Strength. These are slim and lightweight laptops, but lack touchscreen and two-in-1 capabilities which are becoming increasingly common on Windows devices. Samsung seems to be keeping those features for its more-expensive Notebook nine series.

The Samsung Notebook 7 comes in 13 and fifteen-inch variants and sports what the company calls equally 'Solidity' design with a metal chassis, diamond-cut edges, and minor brandish bezels. The internals are mostly what you would expect from a modern laptop with Intel 8^thursday Gen CPUs, multiple RAM and storage options, fingerprint scanner, Gigabit Wi-Fi, stereo speakers, etc. The Notebook 7 xiii is express to internal graphics, whereas the 15-inch model offers optional Nvidia GeForce MX250 discrete graphics.

The Samsung Notebook vii Force is a more powerful car and is aimed at creators and gamers. It packs Intel 8^th Gen CPUs, NVIDIA GTX 1650 graphics, up to 24 GB of RAM, Gigabit Wi-Fi, and more. Both the Notebook 7 and Notebook 7 Force come up with FHD displays with no choice for a 4K upgrade, which over again seems like an odd choice given that these are fairly high-cease laptops.

Pricing for the Notebook 7 starts at $999 and Notebook 7 Strength at $1,499. They will exist available for purchase in the United states of america starting July 26 on Amazon and Samsung.com. Pre-orders begin from July 12 on Samsung's website. These laptops will also striking the shelves in Korea, Hong Kong, Brazil, and China (simply the Notebook 7).