Samsung has developed a number of new laptops – the Galaxy Book Pro and Galaxy Book Pro 360 – that feature OLED screens and are compatible with the company’s S Pen stylus, SamMobile reports. It is said that the Galaxy Book Pro 360 is also available with 5G connection. The laptops were first unveiled in a Bluetooth certification that appeared last month.
SamMobile’s The report does not provide details on the specifications of the OLED screens, such as its resolution or refresh rate. However, since the laptops are apparently available with 13.3-inch and 15.6-inch screens, it seems unlikely that they will use the 14-inch-90Hz OLED screens that Samsung Display said it will start mass-producing from next month .
It would not be the first of Samsung’s laptops to support the S Pen (last year the Galaxy Book Flex 5G, the company’s first 5G laptop, built one), but it comes after the company released a new pair S Pen announced. styluses next to the Galaxy S21 Ultra. There’s a standard S Pen sold separately from the phone, and later this year the S Pen Pro, an upgraded version that adds Bluetooth and support for air gestures, will be added. Earlier this year, Samsung said it plans to bring S Pen support to ‘additional device categories’.
In addition to their screens and S Pen support, there are rumors that the new Windows laptops are powered by Intel Core i5 and i7 processors. The Galaxy Pro 360 is suspected to be a convertible 2-in-1 laptop, with a 360 hinge to rotate the screen and use like a tablet.
If the reports on the upcoming devices are accurate, they will join a number of other laptops that Samsung recently announced. These include the Galaxy Chromebook 2, an Intel-powered Chromebook with a QLED screen (essentially an LCD screen that uses Samsung’s quantum dot technology) and stylus support, which was announced earlier this year.