Samsung's Galaxy Book 4 will use Intel Meteor Lake CPUs and will be announced on the 15th of December, according to a report from Yonhap News. That's just a day after Meteor Lake's December 14 launch date. Samsung's apparent enthusiasm for Meteor Lake is thought to be down to its AI hardware, which the company plans to utilize through its 'Samsung Gauss' large language model (LLM).
The Korean language source report confirms that the Galaxy Book 4 will use Intel Core Ultra processors, which are the higher-end Meteor Lake CPUs set to largely replace the Core i5, i7, and i9. Current generation Galaxy Book 3 devices have up to a Core i7, so we might be able to expect Samsung to mostly rely on Core Ultra 7 chips like the Core Ultra 7 155H. The Galaxy Book 3 Ultra offers a Core i9 though, so perhaps Samsung will even make use of the Core Ultra 9 185H or some other chip.
