Samsung is set to unveil brand new products at its Galaxy Unpacked event later this month, and it probably won’t include a smartphone. The company’s event is slated to take place just a week after Apple’s event.
Although Samsung’s Galaxy brand has traditionally been associated only with its smartphones and tablets, the company has recently pared back its other brands, rebranding its accessories and some laptops under the Galaxy name.
According to Slash Gear, rumors circulating have touted a Galaxy Book Pro and a Galaxy Book 360 as the most likely products to be announced at the event.
These two devices are expected to run on Intel’s latest 11-gen Core i processors and using Intel’s Iris Xe graphics, making them some of Samsung’s most powerful Galaxy devices yet. However, the rumor mill predicts they won’t be fitted with Samsung’s QLED screens, opting instead for plain OLED.
The report also suggested the new products will come in 13.3-inch and 15.6-inch variants, as well as Wi-Fi-only, LTE, or 5G configurations. The largest Galaxy Book Pro will reportedly have its own NVIDIA MX 450 GPU instead of using Intel’s Xe GPU technology.
To tune in, you can stream the Galaxy Unpackaged 2021 event online on April 28, 10am ET.
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