Just ahead of this week's Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Samsung unveiled the Galaxy Book, a new Windows 10 device that comes in two sizes. However, despite its name - and the obvious comparisons that that nomenclature invites with Microsoft's Surface Book - the Galaxy Book isn't a laptop, but a Windows 10 tablet with a detachable keyboard/cover.
The 10.6-inch model comes with Windows 10 Home, a 7th-generation (Kaby Lake) Intel Core m3 processor, while the larger model has Windows 10 Pro and a 12-inch Super AMOLED screen, as well as a more powerful Intel Core i5 chip. Each version will be offered with multiple storage options, and the 12-inch model will also be available with up to 8GB of RAM. Significantly, both versions support 4G LTE and Samsung's S Pen stylus.
In our video below, we run through some of the key features of Samsung's new Galaxy Book, and offer a few early impressions of the new device:
Check out the rest of our coverage from Mobile World Congress 2017 here, including hands-on videos with some of the other devices that have been announced so far.
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