It's running on a low-end Intel Celeron N4000, 4GB of memory and 64GB of eMMC flash storage. Those are the components you'd find in a similarly priced Chromebook, but this is running Windows 10 Home.

An entry-level laptop doesn’t need to be ugly, and Samsung’s new Notebook Flash proves it. Starting at $349.99 with an Intel Celeron processor and a slick design with circular keys, it stands out.

The new Notebook 9 Pro I saw at CES 2019 has a 13-inch FHD display, a powerful Intel Core i7 processor, 8GB of RAM, and 256GB of storage. Those are pretty standard specs for the high-end that ...

The Samsung Notebook Flash goes on sale starting 15th January for $349.99 for a Celeron CPU or $399.99 for a Pentium Silver. The Samsung Notebook 9 Pro will come later this year though Samsung has ...

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Being a budget-priced laptop, Samsung is calling for $349 (about £274, AU$489) starting price to grab a Notebook Flash when it launches on January 15 in the US on Amazon and Samsung’s online store.

Samsung is refreshing its notebook lineup with two new models: a premium thin-and-light convertible with an all-metal design and an Intel Whiskey lake processor and a budget model sporting an ...

Samsung has taken to CES 2019 to add two new devices -- Notebook 9 Pro and Notebook Flash -- to its laptop offerings.

Samsung is hitting CES 2019 with a pair of new laptops, the Notebook Flash and Notebook 9 Pro, hitting both the budget and high ends of the price spectrum.

The Samsung Notebook Flash comes with a 13.3 inch display that features a Full HD resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels and the device is designed to be used on KT in South Korea. Advanced Security ...

Samsung’s last few entries into its flagship Notebook 9 lineup have all been plagued by a similar problem: they looked and felt really, really cheap. But at CES 2019, Samsung is trying to change ...

An entry-level laptop doesn’t need to be ugly, and Samsung’s new Notebook Flash proves it. Starting at $349.99 with an Intel Celeron processor and a slick design with circular keys, it stands out.