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Samsung Galaxy Book6: A chance to grab with €200 discount

The Samsung Galaxy Book6, a 14-inch laptop, presents itself as a powerful and practical solution for daily work. Equipped with an Intel Core 5 Series 3 processor and 16 GB of RAM, it ensures smooth execution of office tasks, video conferences, and multitasking.

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Currently offered at €1,049, it benefits from an immediate reduction of €200, representing a 16% saving compared to its initial price of €1,249. This offer includes Galaxy AI technology, designed to simplify some common operations.

Its slim and lightweight design facilitates portability, while Galaxy Connectivity simplifies file sharing between Samsung devices. The announced battery life reaches up to 25 hours, allowing for a full day of use without recharging.

A built-in LAN port is also present, offering a stable wired connection without requiring an external adapter. The model is available in Anthracite color, with no customization options.

With exceptional battery life and solid performance, the Samsung Galaxy Book6 positions itself as an interesting choice for nomadic professionals.

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La TribuneOriginal report ·

“Samsung Galaxy Book6 : -200 € sur ce PC portable 16 Go de RAM puissant et léger”

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