Promotional images of Samsung's first "Ultra" laptop, the Galaxy Book3 Pro and the Galaxy Book3 Pro 360, have been published by Thetechoutlook. It is expected that Samsung will unveil these laptops, as well as potentially other products, at an event in February 2023. The appearance of the Samsung Galaxy Book 3 Ultra on the Bluetooth SIG certification website also suggests that the laptop will be released in the near future.
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According to the description found on the certification website, the laptop will be available with one of four model numbers: NT960XFH, NT961XFH, NT960XFS, and NT960XFHZ. It will run on Windows 11 and include the Intel AX210 Wi-Fi 6E driver, which supports the 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz, and 6 GHz frequency bands and can achieve speeds of up to 2.4 Gbps. The built-in Bluetooth drivers will be updated to version 5.3, but due to compatibility issues with Windows 11, the laptop will only be able to run at the lowest possible setting, Bluetooth 5.1.
Available images show that the laptops will have a sleek, lightweight design with USB Type C connections and a webcam. The charging port and memory card reader are located on the right side, and it appears that the device can fold 180 degrees. The Galaxy Book3 Pro 360 will also work with the S-pen. It is unclear at this time whether the Galaxy Book3 Pro and the Galaxy Book3 Pro 360 will be released at the same time as the Samsung Galaxy Book3 Ultra. More information about the laptops' features and designs is expected to become available in the coming weeks.
Available images show that the laptops will have a sleek, lightweight design with USB Type C connections and a webcam. The charging port and memory card reader are located on the right side, and it appears that the device can fold 180 degrees. The Galaxy Book3 Pro 360 will also work with the S-pen. It is unclear at this time whether the Galaxy Book3 Pro and the Galaxy Book3 Pro 360 will be released at the same time as the Samsung Galaxy Book3 Ultra. More information about the laptops' features and designs is expected to become available in the coming weeks.
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