Announced at MWC 2017 alongside the Galaxy Tab S3, the Samsung Galaxy Book is an Intel-based Windows 10 tablet that comes in two versions (10.6 inches and 12 inches), both featuring Samsung’s signature S Pen stylus.
While the Galaxy Tab S3 is already available to order, there is no official word on when the Galaxy Book will be released. Nevertheless, Samsung today posted an “official launch film” of the tablet (embedded below). Most likely, this means that the device should hit shelves in the near future.
The launch film shows, in a simplified manner, how a Galaxy Book is born – from an initial sheet of aluminum to the powerful mobile computer that can help users every day.
The Galaxy Book 12 and Galaxy Book 10.6 will be available in Wi-Fi-only and Wi-Fi + LTE flavors, with keyboard covers and S Pen styluses included at no extra charge. Unfortunately, for now, we don’t know how much these new Samsung tablets will cost, though we don’t really expect them to be cheap (especially if we’re talking about the 12-inch model, which offers higher-end specs).
