During MWC 2022, Samsung unveiled a range of new laptops. Among them, the Samsung Galaxy Book2 Pro series positioned thin and light models, and announced the use of Intel's self-developed ARC display to replace the previous RTX 3050. Today, this model is listed on overseas e-commerce platforms, priced at 1359 US dollars (about 8600 yuan).
According to previously released data, the 15.6-inch Galaxy Book2 Pro weighs only 1.11-1.17kg (with a separate GPU). At present, the model sold by the e-commerce platform should be equipped with a 12th-generation Core i7-1260P processor (2.1GHz), 16GB of LPDDR5 memory and 512GB of storage; the independent GPU will be from Intel ARC.
This week, Intel officially announced that it will release the ARC Alchemist mobile GPU series on March 30, and showcase key technologies such as Intel Deep Link and XeSS. Of course, for Samsung's discrete graphics embedded in this thin and light notebook, most speculation points to the Arc A370M graphics, which is based on the DG2-128EU GPU and has comparable performance to the MX450/GTX 1050 Ti or AMD RX 560, after all, Intel has mentioned that the SKU will be the first Intel ALC discrete graphics card applied to notebooks.