Samsung had their hands full on their upcoming new Notebook 9 Ultraportable laptops. The laptops have 4 models in hand, which consists of various different screen sizes and features. Let’s take a closer look at the Samsung Notebook 9 and all its models.
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The original one carries a 13.3-inch 1080p display, backed up with a 6th gen Intel Core i5. It has an expected 10-hour battery life and is priced at $999 or roughly Php46K. Next on the list is the larger 15-inch model, with Core i7 CPU and a 12-hour battery life. It carries a larger price tag of $1199 or around Php56K.
The third model seems to offer a lot more than the both the 13.3-inch original model and the 15-incher. The Notebook 9 Spin, as it is called carries a 13.3-inch 1800p rotating display. The display can be turned around or be stilled flat, which is highly similar to Microsoft’s surface lineup. The Notebook 9 Spin is powered by an Intel Core i7 and has an expected battery life of 7.3 hours. Its price range is the same as the 15-incher model.
The last model is the big boy of the group, the Samsung Notebook 9 Pro. It carries a 15.6-inch 2160p display and an Intel Core i7. It has a 6.5-hour battery life and packs a price tag of $1399 or roughly around Php65K.
We’re not exactly sure if Samsung is launching these models globally, but we should expect it to hit it high sometime here in the Philippines. What do you guys think of Samsung’s new Notebook lineup? Hit us up in the comment section below and share your thoughts.
