“Samsung went all-in on making a portable 2-in-1, but some of the basics have been neglected as a compromise.” Keyboard and touchpad are mediocre S Pen is too small Bland design Very expensive for the ...

The updated Samsung Notebook 9 Pen will come in two configurations: A 13.3-inch model and a new 15-inch model. Both models feature the same Intel Core i7 processor under the hood, but the 15-inch ...

This unassuming 13.3-inch laptop conceals Samsung’s S-Pen, as well as a robust 8th-gen Core chip and a fairly spacious SSD. It’s a solid notebook, though not at Samsung’s original asking price. The ...

Samsung’s Notebook 9 Pen is a slender 360-degree laptop that’s committed to the stylus way of doing things. Of course there’s a keyboard, but this convertible laptop wants to make it easy for you to ...

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When I mentioned to my wife that I needed another notebook, she pointed to a bookshelf in my office and said I had a problem. “You’ve got an entire shelf of notebooks, some with just a few pages used.

Samsung has unveiled the 2019 edition of its high-end convertible, the Notebook 9 Pen. Aimed at creative professionals, it offers a new and improved built-in S Pen that works on a device that can be ...

You're probably familiar with Samsung smartphones, Samsung TVs, and maybe even Samsung home appliances, like futuristic refrigerators. People know Samsung for a lot of reasons, but their PC business ...

You’d be forgiven if you’ve had some trouble combing through Samsung’s laptop product page. Honestly, I’ve been looking most of the afternoon, and I couldn’t really tell you the distinctions between ...

Ever found yourself in a situation where your notebook just couldn’t keep up with your adventurous lifestyle? Whether you’re an outdoor enthusiast, a scientist in the field, or simply someone who ...

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