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Samsung Galaxy Book to target the notebook market

Samsung Electronics said that it will officially release the Galaxy Book series. It will be officially released in Korea, the United States, the United Kingdom, and Germany.

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Samsung Electronics said that it will officially release the Galaxy Book series. It will be officially released in Korea, the , the United Kingdom, and Germany.

The Galaxy Book series is a 2-in-1 Galaxy Book Pro 360 equipped with a Super AMOLED display and supporting S Pen, Galaxy Book Pro with ultra-slim and ultra-light design, Galaxy Book with Comfort display, dual SSD, and Galaxy Book that support full ports – a total of 3 types.

The Galaxy Book series will have easy and quick interworking with various Galaxy devices such as smartphones, tablets, and accessories; Quick Share that allows transferring files without a network connection or account login; Gallery, where photos and videos were taken on smartphones and tablets are viewed and edited in Galaxy Book.

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The screen of Galaxy Book is up-to-date and supports a second screen that can be used as a dual monitor by duplicating or extending it to a tablet; a User Phone that can be used directly on a laptop with up to five apps by connecting a smartphone with Galaxy Book.

In addition, it supports the Galaxy Book Smart Switch for the first time in laptops, so files, apps, and environment settings from the previous laptop can be quickly and easily transferred to the new Galaxy Book.

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