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Samsung offers Eligible Samsung Education/Employee Discount Customers: Samsung EDU/EPP: 14" Galaxy Book Go Windows 10, 4GB RAM, 128GB SSD for $262.49. Shipping is free.
Deal Instructions:
Sign in with your eligible Samsung account that qualifies for Samsung Education or Employee Perks Program (EPP) Discounts
EDU Discount Members: Click below while signed-in to activate your EDU discount
https://www.samsung.com/us/shop/d...xOfDB8WXww
EPP Discount Members: Click below while signed-in to activate your EPP discount
https://www.samsung.com/us/shop/d...xOfDB8WXww
Go to 14" Galaxy Book Go
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Click 'Continue'
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Proceed to checkout
Your total will be $262.49, shipping is free
ARM based computer running Qualcomm® Snapdragon™ 7c Gen 2 compute platform. Runs Windows 10, with Battery life ~18 hrs.
https://www.samsung.com/us/comput...xOfDB8WXww
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This model is running a Snapdragon processor, which is Arm64 architecture. It's basically a modified phone/tablet processor. As such, at present, it can't run 64 bit x86 Windows apps. It can however run Arm32/64 apps natively and can run 32 bit x86 using built-in emulation. It's something to watch out for.
This device is really meant for entertainment/email/Office/web browsing. I've got a Surface Pro X which has the same processor and all that works really well. This processor is great for long battery life, not getting hot, no fans (so silent), and connected standby (instant on).
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Because this notebook has an ARM CPU, it runs limited number of applications well because many of apps are not optimized for ARM cpus, including common apps like Chrome. The only thing going for this laptop is the battery life which is more than 12 hours. Samsung should've made a chromebook version of this laptop to make it more appealing.
I thought I was going crazy when I saw 39.99 too
This model is running a Snapdragon processor, which is Arm64 architecture. It's basically a modified phone/tablet processor. As such, at present, it can't run 64 bit x86 Windows apps. It can however run Arm32/64 apps natively and can run 32 bit x86 using built-in emulation. It's something to watch out for.
This device is really meant for entertainment/email/Office/web browsing. I've got a Surface Pro X which has the same processor and all that works really well. This processor is great for long battery life, not getting hot, no fans (so silent), and connected standby (instant on).
Edit: oops, apparently it doesnt run Chrome either so Brave wont work. I dont know what anyone can do with a Windows using ARM. This seems to be more like ARM trying to flex its muscle on Intel and we are the guinea pigs.
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Only seeing $210 trade in for ipad 9.7 " and brings price to $790 not $442???
This kind of device isn't garbage, and could be a valuable part of organizations built around Windows-driven system administration, but I think the value for an individual would be highly questionable relative to a Chromebook, off-lease Windows laptop (or a new, low-spec model), or even an Android tablet.
Good luck!
Jon
Good luck!
Jon
Edit: oops, apparently it doesnt run Chrome either so Brave wont work. I dont know what anyone can do with a Windows using ARM. This seems to be more like ARM trying to flex its muscle on Intel and we are the guinea pigs.
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