Images of Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy Book4 Edge (Pro) laptops have leaked. German tech siteWinFutureclaims the new Samsung laptops will launch shortly packing Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X chips, which deliver the potent Nuvia CPU cores to the PC platform. Additionally, all the screen images of the new Samsung Galaxy Book4 Edge (Pro) devices showcase a colorful newWindows 11‘Bloom’ wallpaper variant.
Samsung will initially sell three variants of the Galaxy Book4 Edge, according to the source. These will be as follows:
The above laptops look very similar, with the same rounded corners and Arctic Blue finish, but externally all we can see that sets them apart are the Num Pads and MicroSD card slots present on the 16-inch models.
Port selection is probably acceptable for such thin devices, with a full-size HDMI, twoUSB Type-Cports, and a 3.5mmaudiojack. As we mentioned, the 16-inch models also include a MicroSD card slot.
Samsung will use 3KAMOLEDpanels throughout the Galaxy Book4 Edge range, indicates the source. Brightness levels of >400nits aren’t expected from these panels, but the AMOLED technology should deliver great contrast, as usual, bumping up readability in bright environments.
WinFuture muses over potential different RAM configurations, and the regular and Pro models might vary in this regard, as well as theSnapdragon X(Elite or Plus) variant inside. Expect a minimum of 16GB of RAM. Sadly, that’s all we have regarding tech specs, for now.
Samsung isn’t expected to target the budget market with the new Galaxy Book4 Edge (Pro) devices. WinFuture reckons buyers will have to part with “around 1,800 euros,” to get one of these new Snapdragon X-powered laptops, which is $1,960 at today’s exchange rate, ignoring variables like VAT.
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Lastly, check out the colorful new version of theWindows 11Bloom (light) wallpaper these Samsung images show off. If this isn’t something of Samsung’s making, we might have caught a glimpse of a revamped Windows 11 default wallpaper design(s). Hopefully, there will be at least one more wallpaper, a dark background version.
Microsoftisteasing an eventon Monday, May 20 with a Windows Copilot logo making a splash. We could likely see a full and proper reveal of these Samsung laptops, and many others, at the event. We also hope for more details regarding the Snapdragon X series,Windows on Armrefinements, Windows AI demos, product pricing and availability, and more.
Mark Tyson is a news editor at Tom’s Hardware. He enjoys covering the full breadth of PC tech; from business and semiconductor design to products approaching the edge of reason.
