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During yesterday evening, an interesting product presentation took place, relatively quietly. Samsung, in collaboration with audio by Harman-Kardon, introduced its new computer called ArtPC. Coincidentally, Samsung's new product resembles a 3-year-old MacPro od Applu. Especially thanks to the specific design, which is designed in a cylindrical shape. The new computer will contain top-notch hardware, not only in terms of computing, but also in terms of music.

The Samsung ArtPC will be available in several different configurations, and as is typical with these machines, the final design can be customized to suit the customer's needs. At the heart of the machine are Intel processors, both desktop and varianty from the Skylake family ranging from i5 to i7, up to (only) 16GB DDR 4 RAM. The base has a 256GB NVMe SSD with the option of expanding up to 2TB HDD.

As for theoneactivities. The device has four classic USB 3.0, one USB-C, headphone and microphone jacks. audio input, 1GB/s network port and last but not least, HDMI and a memory card reader. A possible disadvantage of this device is the absence of DP and Thunderbolt interfaces.

On top, there are 360-degree speakers from Harman-Kardon, which will provide top-quality sound. The price that Samsung will ask for this computer will also be top notch. The basic configuration with an i5 processor, basic 256GB memory and 8GB RAM will cost 1200 US dollars (approx. 35-40 thousand crowns).

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Source: AppleInsider

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