Samsung Galaxy Book2 Pro 15.6" NP950XED-KA1CA specs.
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Processor Samsung Galaxy Book2 Pro 15.6" NP950XED-KA1CA
Processor Manufacturer:
Intel
Processor Type:
Core i5
Intel Evo Platform:
Yes
Chipset Samsung Galaxy Book2 Pro 15.6" NP950XED-KA1CA
Chipset Manufacturer:
Intel
Memory Samsung Galaxy Book2 Pro 15.6" NP950XED-KA1CA
Total Installed System Memory:
8 GB
Storage Samsung Galaxy Book2 Pro 15.6" NP950XED-KA1CA
Drive Type:
SSD
Total Solid State Drive Capacity:
256 GB
Display Samsung Galaxy Book2 Pro 15.6" NP950XED-KA1CA
Screen Size:
15.6"
Display Screen Type:
AMOLED
Graphics Samsung Galaxy Book2 Pro 15.6" NP950XED-KA1CA
Graphics Controller Manufacturer:
Intel
Graphics Controller Model:
Iris Xe Graphics
Graphics Memory Accessibility:
Shared
Communications Samsung Galaxy Book2 Pro 15.6" NP950XED-KA1CA
Wireless LAN:
Wireless Local Area Network
Wireless Local Area NetworkYes
Wireless LAN Standard:
IEEE 802.11ax
Built-in Devices Samsung Galaxy Book2 Pro 15.6" NP950XED-KA1CA
Front Camera/Webcam:
Yes
Battery Information Samsung Galaxy Book2 Pro 15.6" NP950XED-KA1CA
Maximum Battery Run Time:
21 Hours
Design Samsung Galaxy Book2 Pro 15.6" NP950XED-KA1CA
Product Color:
Graphite
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