![]() Like I said last year in my review of the Book Pro 360, the new model’s 16:9 aspect ratio feels outdated in an era where most laptops have shifted to 16:10 screens. In the brightly lit demo space as well as under our spotlights, though, it was easy to watch videos on the Galaxy Books. At a recent hands-on one evening in New York, I wasn’t able to take the machines out to read under direct sunlight as the sun had already set. But Samsung’s strength is, as always, in its displays and this year's AMOLEDs can hit up to 500 nits of brightness, making for easier viewing in challenging lighting conditions. Like most computers launching this year, the Galaxy Book 2s run Windows 11 and come equipped with Intel’s 12th-gen Core i5 or i7 processors. ![]() A fourth “Business” model is coming later this year, and it’s the only 14-inch option of the lot, which is interesting given the laptop industry has generally been moving towards that size. They all sport 13-inch screens, with the Pro and Pro 360 also coming in 15-inch versions. ![]() This time around, the new Galaxy Book 2 series offers upgraded webcams and processors, improved S Pens and a gorgeous new burgundy color optionĪt the moment, there are three models in the lineup: the convertible Galaxy Book 2 360, the clamshell Galaxy Book 2 Pro and the Galaxy Book 2 Pro 360, which is not only a mouthful of a name but also a high-end 2-in-1. Last year’s models brought vibrant AMOLED panels while maintaining strikingly sleek profiles. At MWC 2022 today, the company unveiled the next generation of its Galaxy Book series of PCs. Samsung may be best known for its Galaxy phones, TVs and household appliances, but I think its laptops deserve more recognition. ![]()
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