CES might not be for a couple of weeks, but Samsung is currently receiving the ball rolling on new goods, beginning with an upgraded version of this Notebook 9 Pen notebook — that currently comes in brand new, 15-inch dimensions, along with the aged 13-inch form element. Formerly, just the standard Notebook 9 model offered the bigger dimensions, but today it is coming into the convertible 2-in-1 version, also.
Among the large new features on the upgraded Notebook 9 Pen is a better S Pen. The same as its own smartphone cousin, the Note 9, the brand new S Pen for its Notebook 9 Pen currently offers enhanced latency (Samsung says its up to 2 times faster). Samsung also offers multiple consumer replaceable advice for the S Pen, letting you personalize different drawing styles. (There is also a bright yellow paint job to the S Pen, to coincide with the Ikea blue notebook, a colour combination Samsung introduced using its flagship mobile earlier this season.)
| Specs | Samsung Notebook 9 Pen 13” | Samsung Notebook 9 Pen 15” |
|---|---|---|
| Display (inches, pixels) | 13-inch, 1920 x 1080 | 15-inch, 1920 x 1080 |
| Weight | 2.5 pounds | 3.4 pounds |
| Processor | Intel 8th Gen Core i7 | Intel 8th Gen Core i7 |
| Graphics | Integrated | NVIDIA GeForce MX150 (2GB) |
| Memory | TBA | TBA |
| Storage | TBA | TBA |
| Ports | Thunderbolt 3 (2x), USB Type-C (1x), Headphone/Mic port, microSD reader |
Thunderbolt 3 (2x), USB Type-C (1x), Headphone/Mic port, microSD reader |
| S-Pen | Included | Included |
| Dimensions | 12.1 x 8.1 x 0.6 inches | 13.7 x 9 x 0.7 inches |
In terms of the remainder of the Notebook 9 Pen, it does not look that different from last year’s version. There are some new tweaks, however: Samsung is assuring the newest 8th Gen Intel chips, gigabit Wi-Fi, and also the interface selection was overhauled to provide two Thunderbolt 3 interfaces and one routine USB-C plug, together with a headset/ mic jack and a microSD slot.
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Without really getting some hands-on time together with the newest Notebook 9 Pen, it is difficult to tell whether Samsung has mended the larger problems with the recent Notebook 9 Pen — the most economical, plastic-y feel and also the bad battery life. Samsung is assuring a vague “2019” release window, but hopefully, we will find more info — including things such as real specs and a cost — come CES in January.