It’s a high-end notebook with an S Pen in a convertible 2-in-1 design. Samsung used an aluminum frame for it, which is officially called the thinnest clamshell device of its kind.

In terms of internal specifications, the Galaxy Book 3 Ultra uses Intel’s 13th generation Core i9 processor, Nvidia GeForce RTX 4070 mobile graphics, and is equipped with Samsung’s Dynamic OLED 2x display, providing a 16-inch experience with 3K resolution and 120Hz refresh rate.

The Galaxy Book 3 Ultra has built-in AI noise cancellation to reduce background noise during calls. Samsung also provides Studio Mode (studio mode), which provides lighting correction, automatic framing and eye contact correction for video conferencing.

The new notebooks come with built-in Samsung Multi Control, a feature that allows users to better control PCs, Galaxy Tabs and Galaxy smartphones through the keyboard and trackpad.

The Samsung Galaxy Book 3 Ultra starts at $2,200 (currently about 14,872 CNY).

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Samsung Display says that integrating the touchscreen panel into the display reduces the overall thickness and complexity of the screen. This approach is also more environmentally friendly as it does not require the addition of an extra plastic film for the separate touchscreen layer.

Samsung Display says OLED panels have been a trend in notebooks in recent years and the company plans to develop larger OCTA (On-Cell Touch AMOLED) panels for notebooks.

The difficulty of touch integration technology rises significantly with the increase in the display area, resulting in an increase in the number of touch sensors required,” said Hojung Lee, product planning team leader of Samsung Display’s Small and Medium Size Display Division. By developing new materials and process technologies, we are able to achieve a natural feel and touch response for larger displays”.

The previously available, information on Galaxy Book 3 Ultra specifications.

The Samsung Galaxy Book 3 Ultra is the flagship model of the series and comes with Intel’s 13th generation Core i9-13900H processor, up to 32GB of LPDDR5 memory and 1TB of NVMe SSD PCIE Gen4 storage.

The notebook also comes with NVIDIA RTX4070 GDDR6 8GB discrete graphics. In terms of screen, the notebook will feature a large 16-inch 3K AMOLED screen with a resolution of 2880x1800p.

The Galaxy Book 3 Ultra will have a 76Wh battery and will come with a 136W power adapter. This will be a Windows machine running the latest Windows 11 operating system. In addition to all this, the laptop will also feature an AKG-tuned quad speaker with Dolby Atmos sound.

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The Samsung Galaxy Book 3 Ultra (model number NT960XFH) appears to have passed KC regulatory certification, and related certification images have trickled out showing the machine’s A-side design. The notebook in the images is in a gray color scheme, and other color versions may be available, just like last year’s Galaxy Book 2 Pro series.

The Galaxy Book 3 Ultra is reportedly Samsung’s flagship notebook that can go head-to-head with Apple’s MacBook Pro 16. It is said to come with a 16-inch 2.8K OLED display, 13th generation Intel Core series processor, Wi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth 5.3, Windows 11 pre-installed (with One UI Book 4 enhancements), and will reportedly be lighter than the Dell XPS 15 and Apple MacBook Pro.

Samsung will also launch other models in the series, including Galaxy Book 3, Galaxy Book 3 360, Galaxy Book 3 Pro and Galaxy Book 3 Pro 360, details about these products are still unknown and they are expected to be launched together at the Galaxy S23 series launch on February 1. These products are expected to be released together at the Galaxy S23 series launch on February 1.

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