Samsung Galaxy Book3 series specs and posters have been leaked | Digit

Samsung is expected to launch a new series of laptops under the Samsung Galaxy Book3 series. As per Ishan Agarwal (via MySmartPrice), the lineup could launch with the Samsung S23 series on February 1. The posters and some specifications of the Samsung Galaxy Book3 series have been leaked on the internet. The lineup will contain five models of laptops including Book3, Book3 360, Book3 Pro, Book3 Pro 360 and Book3 Ultra.

Samsung Galaxy Book3: Expected specifications

Samsung Galaxy Book3 and Galaxy Book3 360 are expected to sport 15-inch screen sizes while the Book3 Pro will roll out in 14-inch and 16-inch variants. However, the Book3 Pro 360 and Book3 Ultra might sport a 16-inch display.

The Galaxy Book3 series will be powered by Intel’s 13th Gen processors with the Galaxy Book3 Pro 360 being offered by Core i5-1340P and Core i7-1360P trims alongside Intel Iris Xe graphics. 

Samsung Galaxy Book3 Pro 360 might feature a 16-inch Super AMOLED display with the stylus input of the bundled-S pen support. On to the battery, it might pack a 76WHr with a 65W charger. Galaxy Book3 Pro 360 will be just 13mm thick and weigh 1.6kg. 

In related news, Samsung launched the Galaxy Book2 Go and Galaxy Book2 Go 5G on 17th January. Samsung has recently shown the laptop series at CES 2023. The Samsung Galaxy Book2 Go and Galaxy Book2 Go 5G are powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 7c Gen 3 chipset. Both laptops sport a 14-inch IPS display and come with a 42.3 Wh battery. According to the press release, Samsung Galaxy Book2 Go 5G supports dual-sim connectivity. However, Samsung has only revealed the prices of UK models, the Samsung Galaxy Book2 Go (4GB 128GB)  will be priced at £499 RRP ( approx. ₹50,000). On the other hand, the 5G model will roll out in two storage options; 4GB/128GB and 8GB/256GB. The former variant will be priced at £649 RRP (approx. ₹65,000) and the top variant will cost you £749 RRP (approx. ₹75,000)

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