Last year, Samsung launched the Galaxy Book, a Windows 10-based 2-in-1. More than a year later, the company is looking to refresh the device. It seems the Galaxy Book 2 will be available before the Holiday Season. The device has leaked while passing through the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). As you may know, the FCC is a regulatory body in the United States that passes electronics before they can be sold. When a product moves through the FFC it is usually about to be launched. With that in mind, we expect the Galaxy Book 2 to arrive in the next few weeks. The product has been pleasantly free from leaks, so we are not sure what specs it has. Interestingly, it is coming just after Microsoft announced its Surface Pro 6. It seems Redmond’s new device has instant competition from one of the biggest names in the game. That said, while the original Galaxy Book was a solid Windows 10 device, it was not as good as Microsoft’s Surface products.
Original Galaxy Book
The 10.6-inch Galaxy Book includes a 7th-gen Core m3 running at 2.6 GHz, while the 12-inch version boasts a 7th-gen Core i5 running at 3.1 GHz. The smaller Galaxy Book features a traditional TFT LCD display at 1920×1280, however, the 12-inch model comes with an impressive, HDR-capable AMOLED display with 2160×1440. As for RAM and Hard Drives, the 10.6-inch tablet comes with 4GB of RAM and will be available with either 64GB or 128GB SSDs. The 12-inch version has two options: 4GB RAM paired with a 128GB SSD or 8GB of RAM with a 256GB SSD.
