Samsung All-in-One Pro launches as iMac competitor with modern features

With the Samsung All-in-One Pro, the Korean company has presented an exciting iMac competitor with modern features such as a 4K display, Intel Meteor Lake and more.

Samsung All-in-One Pro presented

With the Samsung All-in-One Pro, the manufacturer has presented an exciting AiO PC that is only available in Korea, at least for the time being. It has a screen diagonal of 27 inches and a 4K resolution of 3,840 x 2,160 pixels.

Samsung did not show a data sheet at the launch, so not all specifications are set in stone yet. What is known, however, is that the PC will be based on Intel Meteor Lake around the Core Ultra processors and will therefore feature an NPU for hardware-accelerated AI applications.

The All-in-One Pro features a robust metal housing with a much narrower base compared to its predecessor. A matching flat keyboard and mouse in the same color scheme are included in the scope of delivery.

The integrated speakers support Dolby Atmos and should therefore ensure a spatial sound. Wi-Fi 6E and Bluetooth 5.3 are also used, while at least one Ethernet port is provided. The remaining connections can at least be halfway guessed from a picture, with HDMI, USB-A and USB-C apparently available.

As is typical for Samsung, many Galaxy software solutions are used, which, for example, allow a compatible smartphone to be used as a webcam or make it possible to transfer files from a Galaxy smartphone to the All-in-One Pro with Windows 11 simply by dragging and dropping.

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Price and availability

The Samsung All-in-One Pro will go on sale in South Korea from April 22, 2024. Prices start from 1.99 million won, which corresponds to around 1,353 euros. It is not yet clear whether the AiO PC will also make it to Germany.