Samsung is reviving its 13-and 15-inch Notebook 9 laptops with Intel's seventh era Kaby Lake processors this week, only in front of the Consumer Electronics Show in January. The minor invigorate presents Intel's most recent processors nearby a few changes to the general plan of the Notebook 9. Samsung has picked a more bent undercarriage for its thin and light laptop, with thin bezels for the close edge-to-edge show. The changes mean the Notebook 9 is currently more like 2 pounds for the 15-inch model, and only 1.8 pounds for the 13-inch adaptation.
The typical ports are available, including two USB 3.0 ports and a solitary USB Type-C port, HDMI, and microSD space. Samsung is no longer encouraging up to 12 hours battery life, with a more preservationist 7-hour gauge. That is a similar sum we got amid testing on the past model prior this year. Samsung has additionally included an illuminated console this time around, yet we'll need to sit tight for a more critical hope to see whether the Notebook 9 manufacture quality has enhanced from our survey back in May.
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