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Samsung expanded its Galaxy Book6 lineup with a lower-cost 14-inch laptop. The Galaxy Book6 uses Intel Core Series 3 processors, LPDDR5X memory, and a 1920×1200 display, with a starting price of $799 in the United States.
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