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Samsung’s Next Galaxy Book Laptops Could Run Android-Based OS Instead of Windows
The laptops would span three tiers and add tighter Samsung DeX integration as Samsung tests Android 17-based One UI 9 software.
- According to a SamMobile report, Samsung is actively developing Android-based Galaxy Books running Android 17 and One UI 9 software across three tiers: low-end, mid-range, and flagship models.
- Samsung currently sells Galaxy Chromebooks and Windows-based Galaxy Books, with the Galaxy Book 6 series competing closely with the MacBook Air in price and performance.
- The project includes several tiers of Android-based Galaxy Books described as 'very sleek' and an improved Samsung DeX designed to integrate more seamlessly with Galaxy phones and tablets.
- Reports suggest Samsung expects to launch these laptops by the end of 2026, following Google's November 2025 hiring for its Aluminium OS project for Android-based computing devices.
- Global memory and NAND shortages have pushed up device prices, with demand for RAM and storage-heavy electronics already exceeding supply; the gap could worsen by 2027.
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