Samsung launches new computers, among the thinnest in the world

Samsung advanced the opening of the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona and presented its new laptops, which promise to be among the thinnest of its kind.

Galaxy Book2 Pro es la primera línea de PC de consumo que cumple con los requisitos de PC de núcleo seguro de Microsoft — Galaxy Book2 Pro is the first line of consumer PCs to meet Microsoft's Secure Core PC requirements

Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. announced on February 28, 2022 the Galaxy Book2 Pro series, a line of flagship laptops featuring 360º functionality, S Pen, with 5G network. These factors combine the flexibility and versatility needed for working and learning lifestyles, following today's needs. They are projected with the mobile DNA of Samsung. The result is an equally productive and portable PC experience.

The latest PCs from Samsung Electronics reflect the office of tomorrow: they offer advanced performance, ultra-portable designs and Galaxy experiences for consumers to manage with agility and agility, as well as a security shield for data related to their identity and privacy.

Enterprise-grade security expands to mobile freedom

As more students and professionals embrace remote or hybrid work environments, protecting your data, identity, and privacy remains a top priority for Samsung. To further protect users, the Galaxy Book2 Pro series is the first line of consumer PCs to meet Microsoft's Secure Core PC requirements. Previously designed for business PCs in highly secure industries such as finance, healthcare, and government, the Galaxy Book2 Pro series' secured-core PC designation offers a refined level of protection in Windows 11 and features deeply integrated hardware, firmware, and software to increase protection against possible cyber attacks. Now everyone can enjoy advanced security for added peace of mind.

“Working with Samsung on the Galaxy Book2 Pro series is the next chapter for Samsung to break down the barriers between different operating systems and bring the best of Microsoft apps and services to the Galaxy ecosystem,” said David Weston, Director of Enterprise Security and of the Microsoft OS. "Delivering the first consumer PC with Microsoft's secured-core PC designation is a crucial step in this effort, as today's consumers deserve the same security protections when working remotely that they get in the office."