Samsung’s new Galaxy Book laptops are now available for purchase in the U.S. All three laptops, the Galaxy Book Flex, Flex Alpha and Ion, are equipped with the latest 10th Gen Intel chips. The Flex and Ion are also certified as part of Intel’s Project Athena program. That means if you buy one of these two models, it should have up to nine hours of battery life, which is ideal if you are a professional working from home or a college student (who will eventually be on the road). You can read the first impressions of Chaim Gartenberg’s laptops from The Verge when he reviewed them last October. Trackpads in the Galaxy Book Flex and Ion work as wireless chargers The Galaxy Book Flex and Ion were announced in October, but Samsung did not give a release date outside of “early 2020”. Samsung announced another Galaxy Book series laptop, the Galaxy Flex Alpha, at CES 2020. The Flex Alpha is designed for those looking for Samsung’s line of 2-in-1 laptops who want a less expensive price range. The lineup includes some cool features: They are the first Samsung laptops to use a QLED screen, which is the same screen technology the company uses in its high-end flat-panel TVs. Along with new screen display technology, the Galaxy Book Flex and Ion include a neat feature that allows your trackpad to function as a wireless charger. However, the trackpad is not available if used for wireless charging, so its usefulness is limited unless you have an external mouse. The Galaxy Flex Alpha starts at $ 849.99 but can go as high as $ 999.99 if you upgrade its internal memory. and processor. The Galaxy Book Ion has a starting price of $ 1,199.99 for a 13.3-inch model, and its 15.6-inch model retails for $ 1,299.99. The Galaxy Book Flex is priced at $ 1,349.99 for the 13.3-inch model and 1,399.99 for the 15.6-inch version.
