Images of two of Samsung’s alleged laptops – the Galaxy Book Pro and Galaxy Book Pro 360 – leaked earlier, giving us our clearest view of the two devices. The apparent marketing images were posted on Voice by the reliable leaker Evan Blass, who says they can launch as early as April.
The Galaxy Book Pro will be available in blue and silver, while the Pro 360 will come in navy and gold. Both are available with 13 and 15 inch monitors. Blass confirms that the Pro 360 will have support for the Samsung S Pen, and his images show that some variants of the laptops will include keyboards with a numeric keypad. In the images, the Pro 360 appears to have a USB Type C port, headset and microSD card slot, while the Pro is shown with a Type A port visible next to its card slot and headset.
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The existence of the two laptops has been known for at least a few months after SamMobile found that they had been registered with the Bluetooth SIG in January. A couple of reports in February SamMobile and leak WalkingCat revealed more specifications for laptops, including OLED screens, Thunderbolt 4 and optional LTE support. Internally, they are running 11th generation Intel processors, and the 15-inch version of the Galaxy Book Pro may be available with discrete Nvidia MX450 graphics. According to WalkingCat, the Galaxy Book Pro will be released in May along with an ARM-based laptop called Galaxy Book Go.
The two laptops join a series of other Samsung machines launched in recent months, including the Galaxy Chromebook 2, which runs on Intel processors and includes support for stylus.