The Samsung Galaxy Book6 Pro laptop, based on Core Ultra 300 processors, has appeared online, this time through live photographs. Although these images don’t clarify the design, they effectively highlight the dimensions: 360 x 250 mm and 330 x 225 mm, indicating two versions will be available (16 and 14 inches).
The modification NP960XJG will be powered by the Core Ultra 5 338H, coupled with 32 GB of RAM. This CPU offers a 12-core processing unit and an iGPU with 10 Xe cores. Although not the flagship model, it stands out as the only model leaked online featuring a 10-core iGPU, contrasting with Core Ultra X 300 models, which sport a GPU with 12 cores.
The new model is expected to be announced at CES 2026. This marks the sixth consecutive year Samsung has released Galaxy Book Pro laptops with Intel processors, consistently upgrading to newer generations. Comparatively, anticipated improvements in the Core Ultra 5 338H include enhanced power efficiency and performance gains through its 12-core setup, along with notable leaps in integrated graphics performance.
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