Galaxy Book6 Ultra, Pro, and Base Models Launch Worldwide With Intel Core Ultra Chips


Samsung Book6 worldwide

Samsung recently launched the Galaxy Book6 series in Europe, and the laptops are now expanding to global markets. According to Neowin, the lineup is currently available in the United States through Samsung.com, BestBuy.com, and Samsung Experience Stores.

Samsung Expands Galaxy Book6 Series Worldwide

The Galaxy Book6 family includes three models: Galaxy Book6 Ultra, Galaxy Book6 Pro, and the standard Galaxy Book6. These laptops target the premium Windows market and combine Intel’s latest processors with Samsung’s AMOLED display technology.

Pricing starts at $2,449.99 for the Galaxy Book6 Ultra, $1,599.99 for the Galaxy Book6 Pro, and $1,249.99 for the base Galaxy Book6. However, the base model is not currently available directly from Samsung’s online store at the time of writing.

FeatureGalaxy Book6 UltraGalaxy Book6 ProGalaxy Book6
Operating SystemWindows 11 HomeWindows 11 HomeWindows 11 Home
RAM32GB16GB or 32GB16GB
Storage1TB1TB512GB
Display16-inch14-inch or 16-inch16-inch
ProcessorIntel Core Ultra X7 358H or Core Ultra 7 356HIntel Core Ultra 7 356HIntel Core Ultra 7 Series 3
GraphicsIntel Arc B390Intel integrated graphicsIntel Graphics
Starting Price$2,449.99$1,599.99$1,249.99

Powered by Intel Core Ultra Series 3 Processors

All models in the Galaxy Book6 lineup use Intel Core Ultra Series 3 processors built on the company’s advanced 18A process node.

Samsung claims the chips deliver up to 60% faster CPU performance compared to previous generations. The processors also include integrated neural processing units capable of up to 50 TOPS of AI performance for on-device workloads.

AMOLED Displays and Premium Features

The Galaxy Book6 Pro and Ultra models feature upgraded Dynamic AMOLED 2X touch displays designed to deliver higher brightness and smoother visuals.

These displays support up to 1,000 nits peak HDR brightness, adaptive refresh rates between 30Hz and 120Hz, and improved anti-reflective coatings for better visibility in bright environments.

In other Samsung-related developments, the company could raise NAND flash prices due to growing demand, and it has also refined its HBM4E memory to improve power efficiency.

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