In a recent announcement reported by Pulsestacks on April 8th, Samsung unveiled its latest innovation – the "All-in-One Pro" desktop. Scheduled for release on April 22nd in the South Korean market, this sleek desktop is set to compete with Apple's iMac series. Priced at 1.99 million Korean won (approximately 10,666 Chinese CNY), it remains uncertain whether Samsung plans to extend the release to other global markets.
Samsung's latest All-In-One Pro PC features a sleek metal frame and an ultra-thin design, with a base thickness of just 6.5 millimeters, providing customers with ample space on their desks, according to company officials.
The 2024 model of the "All-in-One Pro" comes with a 27-inch 4K screen, approximately 13% wider than the previous generation, boasting a 4K display that spans 68.6 centimeters. Equipped with Dolby Atmos-enabled 3D speakers, it promises an enhanced audio experience for gaming, videos, and more.
Powered by an Intel Core Ultra processor (specific model yet to be confirmed), the All-In-One Pro surpasses the CPU and GPU performance of last year's model, which featured the 13th generation Intel Core i5 chip. Additionally, it's speculated to come with at least 16GB of RAM and 256GB of SSD storage.
The 2024 "All-in-One Pro" also sports a wireless keyboard with a built-in Copilot button, allowing users to easily summon Microsoft's Copilot for tasks such as generating document summaries and creating images.
When the Samsung All-in-One Pro is connected to a Galaxy smartphone, users can utilize the high-quality camera of the smartphone as a webcam for the computer.
The all-in-one system also offers Galaxy Ecosystem features, aiding users in working more efficiently. For instance, Quick Share allows file sharing between Galaxy devices, Second Screen turns a tablet into an auxiliary display, and Multi Control enables seamless control of both phone and tablet using a keyboard and mouse.
