Save 40% on a Samsung Galaxy Chromebook

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There are many advantages to a Chromebook, and carrying the Samsung Galaxy name is never a bad thing. That’s what makes the Samsung Galaxy Chromebook Professional Laptop so desirable. You can use it just as you would any laptop or tablet. Even better: you can get as much as 40% off the 2020 model.

You’ll find a fantastic picture quality with expansive color, contrast, and depth from the 4K AMOLE touchscreen display. This 2-in-1 convertible design will help with your work as well as your leisure time. It’s there when you need it and will start up in just six seconds. Store all your important documents and files with the 256GB SSD as you multitask.

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The built-in pen stylus fits nicely into the slim design of the Samsung Galaxy Chromebook Professional Laptop. It allows you to jot down ideas, edit, and create accurate sketches to help others visualize your plans.

Chrome OS just works. It’s simple, secure, and fast, thanks to the 10th Generation Intel Core processor. It’s also intuitive by design and quite helpful. Get network speeds up to three times faster than the previous generation of Wi-FI. Download movies and music quickly.

Google Assistant will extend that help and will also control your smart home devices so that you can do it all with just one source. Expand the capabilities even more with apps from the Google Play Store.

Take 40% off the Chromebook and pay just $599.

Samsung Galaxy Chromebook Professional Laptop

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