Samsung has unveiled its new Galaxy Book5 Pro notebooks, arriving in two models depending on screen size, with the latest Intel processors and a commitment to the AI ​​features we’ve already seen on their high-end mobile devices. They will be available in South Korea at the beginning of the year and their international premiere is expected at CES 2025.

The range of Samsung computers is limited to a few notebooks and convertibles. But bet on him “less is more” What he sells is always interesting. The Galaxy Book5 Pro stands out for a few reasons, and this is it They will be the first for the Copilot+ PC platform where Intel processors will be installed. An important expansion beyond the Galaxy Book4 Edge, which debuted on this platform, but with Qualcomm ARM processors.

Galaxy Book5 Pro, AI

Samsung will launch two models of this series with screens 14 and 16 inches. Its panel will be high-quality AMOLED, its native resolution increased to 2.8K and its refresh rate of 120 Hz will include the company’s “Vision Booster” technology, for better visibility of the screen even in difficult lighting conditions.

Galaxy Book5 Pro debuts Intel’s most advanced laptop processors. “Lunar Lake” (Core Ultra 200), which promise significant improvements in performance and energy efficiency, as well as graphics with an integrated Xe2 GPU.

Of course, bet on AI This is evident thanks to Intel’s new 47 TOPS Neural Processing Unit and the large amount of software Samsung has added to its Galaxy AI ecosystem. One of the most interesting features is AI Select, which allows you to circle any element on the screen to instantly find information about it on the web. Or use it to select text from images and scan QR codes.

The laptop’s webcam also gets an AI boost with a special HDR mode that combines multiple levels of exposure with high dynamic range. Samsung confirms The result is superior color accuracy and clarity compared to standard web cameras.

As for the rest, we expect them to have ample RAM capacities, SSD-based storage, and updated connectivity with Wi-Fi 7 and Bluetooth 5.4. The PCs have four speakers (treble and bass) along with Dolby Atmos support. Another of its great attractions is the amazing guesswork 25 hours of battery life. That’s a significant improvement over the Galaxy Book4 and among the highest levels of autonomy we’ve ever seen in an Intel notebook.

The Galaxy Book5 Pro will come pre-installed with Windows 11 and will be available from January. We will find out all the details, the rest of the specifications and its price at CES 2025.