Samsung Chromebook Plus might have up to 16 GB RAM
Samsung Chromebook Plus
While the Samsung Chromebook Plus is expected to arrive next week with 4 GB RAM on board, its Pro sibling is scheduled to arrive in April. While it is supposed to feature up to 8 GB RAM, the latest rumors claim the Chromebook Pro might get a 16 GB RAM variant after a while as well.
Chromebooks are getting stronger with each new one that gets unveiled, and some models can be considered overpowered for the time being. For example, the upcoming Samsung Chromebook Pro is expected to hit the market with 8 GB RAM in less than three months, but insiders familiar with this matter claim that a 16 GB RAM variant is in the cards as well.
Samsung Chromebook Pro is powered by an Intel Core m3 6Y30 processor and - as far as we know at this time - it only features 32 GB internal storage. A 16 GB RAM variant should also offer more storage space, but that remains to be seen. This Chrome OS-driven convertible also features touch pen support and has a 12.3-inch LED display with 2,400X1,600 pixels - both also present in the ARM-powered Chromebook Plus that is scheduled to hit the market next week.
For now, Samsung still has to confirm the price of the Chromebook Pro and its launch date, so it might take at least a few weeks until we find out more about its hardware configurations planned to reach the market sooner or later.
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