“Samsung went all-in on making a portable 2-in-1, but some of the basics have been neglected as a compromise.” Keyboard and touchpad are mediocre S Pen is too small Bland design Very expensive for the ...

Samsung has a new duo of Windows laptops at the top of its lineup: The 13.3-inch and the 15-inch Samsung Notebook 9 Pro, which both feature the 360-degree rotating screen and Samsung's S Pen. That ...

Samsung’s last few entries into its flagship Notebook 9 lineup have all been plagued by a similar problem: they looked and felt really, really cheap. The computers were fine, even great, with top-tier ...

We weren't impressed with this year's Notebook 9 Pen, Samsung's attempt at a high-end ultrabook, but the company will be trying again in 2019. Samsung announced two new versions of the Notebook 9 ...

Samsung has a new pen-enabled 2-in-1 laptop, the Samsung Notebook 9 Pen, promising performance and even a standalone GPU option in a sleek, all-metal design. Two versions of the notebook will be ...

Samsung’s Notebook 9 Series laptops are getting a design and hardware refresh for 2018, with new models weighing as little as 2.2 pounds and supporting up to an 8th-gen Intel Core i7 quad-core ...

Samsung announced new laptops at CES 2019 that finally look as good as those from rivals like Apple or Dell. If you've never thought about Samsung laptops as an option before, the new Notebook 9 Pro ...

You're probably familiar with Samsung smartphones, Samsung TVs, and maybe even Samsung home appliances, like futuristic refrigerators. People know Samsung for a lot of reasons, but their PC business ...

The updated Samsung Notebook 9 Pen will come in two configurations: A 13.3-inch model and a new 15-inch model. Both models feature the same Intel Core i7 processor under the hood, but the 15-inch ...

Samsung has powered-up its Smart TV experience with a 'One Remote' control and an upgraded voice recognition feature that will allow consumers to use smart features more smartly, says its development ...

CES is always an auspicious time to announce upcoming computers but most of them seem to be targeted at high-end computing, be it for gaming or production. There are entry-level ones, of course, but a ...