Samsung releasing iMac-style computer All-In-One Pro
Samsung releasing iMac-style computer All-In-One Pro (Unsplash)
Samsung has introduced its new all-in-one computer in South Korea called the All-In-One Pro which looks like iMac. It is already available for pre-order, according to SamMobile.
Device specifications
The computer features an ultra-thin metal body with a thickness of just 6.5mm. Its 27-inch display has a 4K resolution, with a webcam installed on top for video calls and conferences. Samsung's smartphone camera can also be used for video communication.
Inside the device is an Intel Core Ultra processor, which, according to the manufacturer, provides higher performance than the Intel Core i5 13th generation chip used in the company's previous all-in-one.
All-In-One Pro (photo: SamMobile)
RAM starts at 16GB. Among the ports are HDMI, a pair of USB Type-A ports, Ethernet, and a 3.5mm headphone jack. Wireless communications are provided by Bluetooth 5.3 and Wi-Fi 6E. For high-quality sound, the device has 3D speakers compatible with Dolby Atmos technology.
The computer comes with Windows 11 Home pre-installed, along with a range of programs and features from the Galaxy ecosystem, including automatic switching for Buds headphones and the Quick Share file transfer feature.
The computer comes with a keyboard and mouse made of metal, with a minimalist design. The keyboard has a special Copilot key.
The computer has Windows 11 Home (photo: SamMobile)
Price
The PC's price is approximately $1,469. Sales in South Korea will start on April 22. Later, the Samsung All-In-One Pro may appear in other markets.
