The two new laptops are rumored to feature OLED displays and S Pen support.
One of them is also said to get 5G connectivity.
Samsung is working on two new Galaxy Book laptops for its 2021 lineup. It looks like the Galaxy Book Pro and Galaxy Book Pro 360 will join Samsung’s existing lineup of Windows laptops soon.
The two laptops received Bluetooth certification last month, and now folks over at
SamMobile have revealed some of their specs.
According to the latest leak, Samsung’s Galaxy Book Pro and Pro 360 will feature OLED displays and S Pen support. The Galaxy Book Pro will get a 13.3-inch screen, while the Pro 360 could feature a larger 15.6-inch display.
Samsung is rolling out Android 11 to the AT&T Galaxy Tab S7
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Samsung has been diligently following its Android 11-based One UI 3 rollout schedule and has even surprised us with a few early updates. Shortly after pushing the new software to its flagship smartphones of the last two years, the South Korean giant is now rolling out Android 11 to the Galaxy Tab S7 and the S7+. However, instead of One UI 3, the Android tablets are getting One UI 3.1, making them the only devices other than the S21 series to have it so far. Now that the Wi-Fi version and the Verizon variant have already received the update, AT&T subscribers are in for the treat.
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Acer Swift 5 (2021) review: What you need to know
I had mixed feelings when the office emailed and said the 2021 Acer Swift 5 was on the way. Previous versions that have crossed my path had left me more than a little disappointed.
The new model, which includes the new 11th gen Intel chips and Iris Xe graphics, however, is different. It may look similar to previous models and, indeed, its vital statistics look the same, but it’s a far better laptop than it was before, with a more sensible selection of ports and sockets and far better battery life.
The new Swift 5 is available from most popular tech vendors for around £900 to £1,000. That gets you the entry-level 11th gen Core i5 machine with 8GB of RAM, integrated Intel Iris Xe graphics and a 512GB SSD. This is the model I am testing here.