New Samsung Galaxy Book Pros may include OLED screens, S Pen support says

A SamMobile report said Samsung is working on two Galaxy Book Pro laptops – the Galaxy Book Pro and Galaxy Book Pro 360, which will feature OLED displays and will support the company’s S Pen stylus. The report also suggested that the Galaxy Book Pro will be available in a 4G LTE variant while the Galaxy Book Pro 360 will be available with 5G. They are tipped to be released in 2021.

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