The new Samsung Galaxy Book4 series blurs the lines between PC and phone

Samsung Electronics launched the Galaxy Book4 series, its latest range of laptops. The series boasts several key features aimed at bridging the gap between traditional PC functionalities and mobile device integration. Overall, Samsung has put out a lot of new gadgets in this CES including a 2D-3D monitor and new monitors that don’t need cables to connect.

The Galaxy Book4 series integrates with Microsoft Copilot, which allows users to manage select smartphone functions directly from their laptops. This feature eliminates the need to switch devices for common tasks, improving workflow efficiency.

Users can also use their Galaxy smartphone’s camera as a PC webcam for video conferencing, offering access to higher image quality and additional camera features like background blur and auto-framing.

The Galaxy Book4 series seamlessly integrates with other Samsung Galaxy devices, allowing users to utilize their Tab S9 Ultra as a secondary monitor for increased workspace and improved multitasking. Galaxy Buds2 Pro earbuds can also be paired for superior audio quality with reduced latency during calls or multimedia playback. It’s like a Samsung ecosystem.

The series is available in multiple models with varying screen sizes and hardware configurations. The official Samsung website contains information regarding processors, RAM, storage, and battery life. The series will be progressively released in select markets, starting with Korea in January 2024. Pricing details will be announced closer to regional launch dates.

Overall, the Galaxy Book4 series represents Samsung’s latest effort to enhance the user experience by emphasizing multi-device connectivity and integration. While the long-term impact and user adoption of these features remains to be seen, the series offers a glimpse into a future where PCs and mobile devices operate more seamlessly as part of a connected ecosystem.

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