Samsung is working on a fleet of devices that take advantage of Microsoft's new Windows 8 operating system. These include touch-capable Ultrabooks, tablet hybrids, and all-in-one desktops.
Samsung's Windows 8 Ultrabook lineup begins with Series 5 Ultra Touch. Starting at $ 809.99, these 13-inch Ultrabooks are powered by Core i3 "Ivy Bridge" dual-core processors (upgradable to Core i5 for $ 50 extra), 4 GB of RAM, 1366 x 768 pixels touchscreen display, and 500 GB HDD accelerated with 24 GB cache-SSD. It tips the scales at 1.73 kg. Samsung's second Ultrabook in the new lineup is the premium Series 9 Ultra Touch, starting at $ 1,300 for 13-inch and $ 1,400 for 15-inch.
Moving on, Samsung has two lines of Windows 8-loaded notebooks, starting with Series 3, which is available in a variety of hardware and screen size options, priced in the range of $ 450 to $ 900; and Series July 15-inch notebook, which starts at $ 1,100.
Samsung's new all-in-one lineup begins with Ativ SmartPC 500T and 700T, powered by Intel Atom Z2760 and Core i5, respectively, with memory ranging between 2 GB to 4 GB, featuring 64 GB to 128 GB SSD storage. The 500T starts at $ 649.99, while the 700T starts at 1,199.99. Samsung's mid-range all-in-one offering is the Series 5, which starts at $ 800, featuring a 21.5-inch HD screen.
Its premium all-in-one PC offering is the Series 7, which starts at $ 1,100 for 23.6-inch and $ 1,700 for 27-inch variants.
These devices will be launched closer to that of Windows 8, slated for October 26.
Source: Slashgear.com
Source: Slashgear.com
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