Samsung unveils AI-powered Galaxy Book5 Pro to take on Apple’s MacBook

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At its global premiere in Seoul, the South Korean tech giant said it is launching the latest Galaxy laptop series in the Korean market on Jan.2, reflecting high interest in AI-powered PCs among Korean customers.“With the launch of this new Book5 Pro, following the AI PC introduced earlier this year, we have completed our lineup to make our notebook computers mainstream products,” said Lim Seong-taek, executive vice president of Samsung’s Korea business.

CUTTING-EDGE AI PCAlready the dominant player in the local laptop market, Samsung aims to position the Galaxy Book5 Pro as a cutting-edge AI PC, ready to compete with industry leaders, including Apple.

Lee Min-cheol, vice president of the Samsung MX (Mobile eXperience) Division's Galaxy Eco Business Team, said: "We are striving to integrate AI into smartphones, PCs, tablets, watches and earbuds, to ensure that our AI capabilities keep pace with our competitors, including Apple".