Samsung Canada has just announced the newest addition to their flagship PC line-up, the Galaxy Book2, featuring an ultrathin and ultralight design in sleek new colours and the latest 12th Gen Intel Core processors.
The Galaxy Book2 combines the mobility of Galaxy smartphones with the powerful performance of Galaxy PCs to deliver the speed and power needed for everyday work and play. It offers a wide 15-inch display, a powerful SSD drive for fast storage, as well as Dolby Atmos surround sound speakers.
The Galaxy Book2 is available for purchase beginning today online at Samsung.ca, at Samsung Experience Stores, and at all major retailer partners across Canada.
Galaxy Book2 Pricing in Canada
The Galaxy Book2 is available in Graphite for CAD $989.99 for the 256 GB model in 15.6-inches with an Intel Core i5 processor. It is also available at CAD $1119.99 for the 256 GB model in 15.6-inches with an Intel Core i7 processor.
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