Samsung will officially launch the Galaxy S23 lineup in the first week of February. Alongside the flagship smartphones, the company is also expected to reveal the next iteration of Galaxy Books including the Galaxy Book 3 Ultra, Galaxy Book 3 Pro, and the Galaxy Book 3 Pro 360.
While Samsung offered the Galaxy Book2 15, the Galaxy Book2 Pro and the Galaxy Book2 Pro 360 with Alder Lake processors last year, this will be the first time that a new Ultra variant is being introduced into the lineup.
TheTechOutlook has managed to source the first images of these upcoming Galaxy Book laptops. Specifications for these devices are not yet available. However, a recent Bluetooth SIG certification revealed that the Galaxy Book 3 Ultra will feature an Intel Wi-Fi 6E AX210 WLAN module with Bluetooth 5.3.
Going by the leaked images, it appears that the upcoming Galaxy Book 3 series will sport a premium metal chassis and an ultrabook form factor. The Galaxy Book 3 Ultra is touted to be the top-of-the-line offering and is expected to feature a high-refresh rate Super AMOLED display, Intel Raptor Lake processors up to possibly the Core i9, and a high-capacity battery. A dedicated GPU is on the cards as well.
Like the Galaxy Book2 Pro and the Galaxy Book2 Pro 360, the Galaxy Book 3 upgrades will also be fully USB-C only. A memory card reader and IR login can be expected as well. The Book 3 Pro 360 will also come with an S Pen.
It is not fully clear if the Galaxy Book 3 Ultra would be launched alongside the other SKUs. We also do not know the full specifications of these devices, but those should become apparent in the run up to launch.
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