The Samsung Galaxy Book 4 series of five laptop models is expected to go official early next year during the Galaxy Unpacked 2024 event. While the possible launch is still months away, a new leak has given us a first look at the design and specifications of the upcoming laptops. The Galaxy Book 4 360, Galaxy Book 4 360 Pro, Galaxy Book 4 Pro and Galaxy Book 4 Ultra are said to come with AMOLED displays. The base model, the Galaxy Book 4, on the other hand, could get a full-HD LED screen. The Galaxy Book 4 series debuts as a follow-up to the Galaxy Book 3 series.
Windows Report has published alleged renders and specifications of the Galaxy Book 4, Galaxy Book 4 360, Galaxy Book 4 360 Pro, Galaxy Book 4 Pro and Galaxy Book 4 Ultra. The renders indicate a similar design language to that of the Galaxy Book 3 series. The Galaxy Book 4 360 and Galaxy Book 4 360 Pro appear to have a 360-degree hinge and pen support. They are also said to feature an anti-reflective display coating.
The Samsung Galaxy Book 4 family will reportedly come with Intel processors and run on Windows 11. The regular Galaxy Book 4 could run on an Intel Core 5 processor, while the Galaxy Book 4 Ultra may have an Intel Core 9 CPU could contain. All models, except the base Galaxy Book 4, have an AMOLED display and Bluetooth 5.3 connectivity. The laptops are also said to have a USB 3.2 port, two Thunderbolt 4 ports, one HDMI, a microSD card reader, and a combo port for headphones or microphone.
In terms of graphics, the Galaxy Book 4 and Galaxy Book 4 360 are tipped to come with Intel graphics, while the Galaxy Book 4 Pro and Galaxy Book 4 360 Pro are likely to come with Intel Arc graphics. The Galaxy Book 4 Ultra, the top model in the lineup, could feature an Nvidia GeForce 4070 GPU.
According to previous leaks, the Galaxy Unpacked 2024 event will take place in San Jose, US on January 17, 2024. Samsung is expected to unveil the Galaxy Book 4 series alongside the Galaxy S24 series. The company has not yet confirmed any details about the launch of the new devices.