Samsung plans to launch new laptops running Chrome OS with high specifications in the coming period.
According to recent media reports, the South Korean company will launch these computers under Google's recently introduced "ChromeBook Plus" standard, which is a standard for high-performance Chromebook computers with higher specifications that gives them access to the supporting operating system. For several years.
These criteria include a 12th generation Intel Core i3 processor or higher or an AMD Ryzen 3 7000 processor or higher, 8GB of RAM or higher, at least 128GB of storage, and display and webcam resolutions exceeding Full HD. (Full HD) and nothing inferior.
Chromebook Plus laptops can receive Chrome OS updates from Google for at least ten years.
Samsung's upcoming Chromebook Plus devices are expected to feature 12th generation Intel Core i3 processors (most likely the N305 model) or other high-end processors.
Several companies, including Asus, Acer, Lenovo, and HP, have recently launched new versions of their laptops under the Chromebook Plus umbrella, with prices ranging between $400 and $800 depending on each version's specifications.
Samsung was one of the first companies to launch Chromebook computers and currently has a unique series of Galaxy Chromebook computers in the market.