Samsung's Spin On A New Notebook

[IInuyasha74]

Samsung announced a new 2-in-1 PC called the “Notebook 7 spin” that will be available in both 15.6- and 13-inch models, and as the name suggests, it will come with a rotatable display.

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[rhysiam]

No SSD on the 13"... Waste of $800!

 

[Kimonajane]

Not impressed with Samdung. Had one of their monitors, it lasted several years and then it quit working. I like LG better, both are Korean.

 

[wifiburger]

new spin on a notebook running tetris tiles from Microsoft well I'll pass

 

[mrmotion]

[quotemsg=18172446,0,2254066]Not impressed with Samdung. Had one of their monitors, it lasted several years and then it quit working. I like LG better, both are Korean.[/quotemsg]

Lasted several years... What else did you want? I have Samsung Tvs and monitors, all have lasted several years and been replaced before any problems for bigger or better. Also fairly easy to repair to boot.

 

[jaber2]

Only comes in silver, no thanks

 

[alextheblue]

[quotemsg=18172203,0,1287211]No SSD on the 13"... Waste of $800![/quotemsg]

Yeah that 13" model has nothing going for it. HP and Dell equivalents can be configured with SSDs around the $800 mark, with the same processor. Any laptop $600 (or so) really needs to come with at least a 120GB class SSD as an option at this point. It would actually be a better experience with an slightly lower clocked i3 6100U and an SSD, instead of that spinner and a 6200U. But at least make it an option!

[quotemsg=18173292,0,2194042]new spin on a notebook running tetris tiles from Microsoft well I'll pass[/quotemsg]

Windows 10 has been out for a while now and it's got a desktop and start menu. You can skip the live tiles, or just use them like quick app launch buttons, or whatever. I think they're good for touch devices and even on desktop they're OK for things like Weather app at a glance, calender, etc. But it's no big deal to skip out on them and get on with life. Or at least stop whining about it.