Rumors are circulating that a successor to the Samsung Galaxy Chromebook is about to emerge, with a new leak giving us a better idea of what specs it'll have and the price you might pay for it. The trusted insider WalkingCat (also known as @ h0x0d) took to Twitter to share what looks like a promo slide for the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Chromebook 2, and if you don't want any spoilers upfront, look away now. It looks like we'll be getting a Chromebook with a 13,3-inch display and a 12th-gen Intel processor, with "premium sound" and battery life that Samsung says can extend to more than XNUMX hours between charges. The slide shows that the Chromebook will be the first to hit the market with a QLED screen – this is the quantum dot panel technology that Samsung has already started pushing into its higher-end TVs, with superior brightness and contrast. . < p lang="en" dir="ltr">ps how about 699? https://t.co/DDSdmTiDu32 Dec 3, 2020 Then there's the price: €699 (around £520 / AU$920) according to this latest leak, which is a bit south of €999 (around £745). 1,315 / AU€2021) for which it is the original Samsung Chromebook. appeared. Of course, that could be the asking price; as we've seen with Chromebooks like the Google Pixelbook Go, prices can start to climb quickly if you want the best processors and most memory in your system. laptop with Chrome OS. It makes sense that Samsung is aiming for a lower price, with Chromebooks primarily appealing to budget buyers. While there may be a market for high-end Chromebooks, it's probably relatively small. Based on the renderings we've already seen, it looks like not much will change from a design standpoint with the second Galaxy Chromebook. We should find out in February 9 when the laptop flips to show up. Via 5toXNUMXGoogle