Samsung is adding a bit of S Pen spice to its notebook lineup with the new Notebook 9 Pro. All of that is powered by the S Pen's 4,000 levels of pressure, which nearly matches the new Surface Pen's 4,096 levels. The S Pen itself works with Windows Ink on any device, and Samsung's own Air Command software is on board for taking notes and drawing. And while stylus support on premium notebooks is becoming a bit of a commodity these days, Samsung sets the Notebook 9 Pro apart by including a dedicated slot for the S Pen underneath the keyboard. Aside from its stylus bona fides, the Notebook 9 Pro also packs plenty of power.
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Samsung's new Notebook 9 Pro runs Windows 10 Home and comes with an S Pen
The company also points out that the S Pen "always stays on" and doesn't require charging. But one of the key features is the built-in S Pen. Despite being branded as a 'Pro' device, they do ship with Windows 10 Home. This is because Samsung uses Wacom technology in its pens, so it doesn't need a battery. At Computex 2017 today, Samsung announced its new Notebook 9 Pro convertibles, which will be offered in 13.3- and 15-inch variants.
Samsung's new Notebook 9 Pro includes a built-in S Pen
The S Pen includes 4,000 levels of pressure and the ability to detect tilt for shading (just like Microsoft's new Surface Pen). Samsung's Notebook 9 Pro includes a Yoga-like hingeSamsung is releasing 13.3- and 15-inch models of the Notebook 9 Pro, and both will include Intel's latest Core i7 processors. Samsung is pairing that hinge with an embedded S Pen that slides into the base of the Notebook 9 Pro. Samsung is bringing its S Pen technology to the company's notebook line today. Unlike the previous Notebook 9 series, this Pro version now has a 360-degree hinge just like Lenovo's Yoga laptops and it means the Notebook 9 Pro can be used as a tablet or a laptop.
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