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Samsung Notebook 9 Pro review: Discrete GPU and long battery life sell it

September 27, 2017

The Samsung Notebook 9 Pro offers a little bit of everything for mainstream users, plus some nice extras: a discrete Radeon RX 540 GPU, pen support, and long battery life.

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