Hello, this is Ye-Hwa
Today, I brought something that's still garnering a lot of popularity
Though it's been released for a while
(Samsung Galaxy Book4 pro) It's a Galaxy Book4 pro laptop
(Behind the trend?) You might wonder why I brought Book4 pro
Whilst Book4 Edge was just released
But I have a clear objective as to why I brought this product
It's because the real AI PC will be coming out in the third quarter
If you're curious why I'm mentioning it in such a manner
Please stay tuned until the end of today's video!
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First, the Galaxy Book4 pro was released
In two different ways: 14-inch and 16-inch
I brought the 16-inch one
And amongst the color, Moonstone Gray and Platinum Silver
I brought the Moonstone Gray
The overall design is
Almost identical to the 360 one I introduced previously
But this looks more neat and elegant with its good durability
And with the combination of aluminum and silver
It provides a wide screen of 16 inch
But its thickness is 12.5mm slim and weighs 1.56kg
You guys know this, right?
Even if a laptop has a good spec
(Overwhelming with heavy weight...) It becomes cumbersome to carry it around when it weighs a lot
This isn't super light
But if you consider the size of the screen, its portability is not bad
The external texture is a bit of a bummer
Because
It can easily get scratched
(Must encase with an outer protective film!) So outer protective film would have to be the must
To describe the layout of the ports
We have a HDMI 2.1 port on the left
Along with Thunderbolt4, and two Type-C ports
And audio port, USB 3.2 A-type port on the right
As well as MicroSD card slot
It seems like we have all the necessary ports here, right?
I'm using a multi-hub
Because I use dual monitors obviously
And I have come to like its display
As I was using this product
It has a basic proportion of 16 to 10
And has a WQXGA+3K resolution
In the Dynamic AMOLED 2X display
And offers a maximum of 120 Hz refresh rate
Products like gaming laptops that are high in specs
Tend to use IPS Panel
So my eyes felt more relexed
When I was gaming or watching videos
(Eyes were greatly relaxed) Due to its unique OLED colors
Especially those who do a lot of video editing or color correction work,
are likely to be very satisfied
Since the light reflection was one of the problems mentioned by many people in the previous model
(Anti-Reflection) They have newly added functions like
(Vision Booster) adjusting brightness
depending on the surrounding environment
I suffered from eye strain using the previous model,
I think the display upgrade was a divine move
And like the 360 model, it also features a touch display,
but unlike the 360, S Pen use is not possible
Actually, I didn't use the touch display much at first,
not because it was inconvenient, but
(Touch Function) because I subconsciously forgot about it
Of course, these days I'm using it actively
So now let's talk more specifically
about the performance
If you were to ask me what the most heard word of the year is,
it would be
AI
AI is the hottest topic these days
regardless of the field,
and that's also the most special reason for this product
First, let me quickly tell you about the detailed specs
The CPU is an Intel Core Ultra 7 processor 155H
The GPU is the Intel Arc graphics, which improves performance by about 90%
compared to the previous Intel Iris XE integrated graphics
And it's equipped with the most important NPU
for running AI programs
(The key is the NPU) As expected, the most important thing is the NPU
The NPU is a dedicated hardware designed to efficiently execute artificial intelligence and deep learning algorithms
Unlike typical CPUs or GPUs,
it is specialized for neural network operations,
enabling fast and efficient processing
of complex mathematical computations
Some of you may find it difficult to understand,
Simply put, it's a dedicated accelerator chipset for using AI programs
To put it more simply,
nowadays, like with Photoshop's content-aware fill,
you use a lot of AI functions
When using such programs,
you can expect faster speeds
It’s simple
And why is the NPU important?
It may be difficult to perceive immediately,
but AI-related software and functionalities
are increasingly becoming prevalent
Recently, even Microsoft is offering certifications,
such as Copilot+PC
By the way, Copilot is a new AI service provided by Microsoft,
similar to Photoshop's content-aware fill
NPU performance is important to use each function properly
There will be additional functions
that require higher performance in the future
As of now, the functions I'm using
work very well on Galaxy Book 4 Pro
So far, this is a review of the Galaxy Book 4 Pro!
5 months can be said short or long,
what I felt after using it for 5 months is
The basic documents and Photoshop worked well
It was a bit too much to drive in high definition 4K
FHD videos are enough to be edited through the premier
Those who need a laptop right now
They're doing a lot of promotions these days
I think it would be good to look for it!
I told you earlier, right?
The real AI PC is coming out in this third quarter
I'm also waiting
for the new product to come out!
That's because at 2024 Computex
Intel unveiled the Luna Lake processor for AI PCs
with AI performance that is about three times better than its predecessor
Hold on here
For AI computers, Galaxy Book 4 Edge came out, right?
Someone can say like this
Yes, that's right! It's been released
but it's not 100% yet
(x86 ARM) This is because of the difference in architecture
between Intel's x86 on desktops and laptops
and ARM on phones and tablets
that we've known for a long time
(Architecture? Is it food?) I'm sure there are people who say "What's the architecture?"
Simply put, you can think of it as the way it works
Let's talk more about it
The way people drink water is different for everyone
There are people who put a straw in the cup and drink it
Some people put their mouths on the cup and drink it
It's the same!
The Galaxy Book4 Edge is equipped with ARM architecture
Power efficiency is good, but as I said before
It's usually installed on mobile devices
It still has some compatibility issues with the long-standing x86-based Windows programs
It's been solved to a certain extent compared to the past,
but it's still to a certain extent
Compared to a typical desktop or laptop
(Compatibility of ARM PCs still has a long way to go...) There are still a lot of programs
to solve compatibility problems
To be honest, to use it for business purposes
I don't know what kind of program it's not going to work
So I'm a bit careful to highly recommend it
For example, in case of accredited certificates that are still used by some people
On the other hand, Intel's newly released Luna Lake chipset is designed with power efficiency as the top priority
It basically has reliable compatibility at x86
And existing CPUs, GPUs, NPUs, memories, I/O controllers, etc
From the way that various components were placed separately
This time, it has changed to SoC system
which is integrating all into one chipset
The advantage of a single chipset is that it's smaller in volume
If the distance between the components is close
It also increases power efficiency
That'll speed up your data
Most of all, the heat problem, which was chosen as a disadvantage, will be reduced
Compared to the previous one, CPU, GPU, NPU
They've been upgraded
We'll know when it's officially released, but based on the figures
I couldn't believe that it could be this better
First of all, power efficiency is up to 40% compared to the previous model
It's the most important part of the AI PC
NPU performance is up to 48TOPS
(How much is 48TOPS?) There are probably people who wonder if 48TOPS is high or low
(TOPS: 1 trillion operations per second) TOPS is the number of calculations
that can be performed by the NPU per second
For example, 1 TOPS calculates 1 trillion times per second
Simple, right?
Then how many trillion times does it calculate if it's 48TOPS?
It calculates 48 trillion times per second
The standard for Copilot + PC set by Microsoft is 40TOPS
It's much higher than that!
And on-device AI, cloud AI
I think you've heard of these at least once
The thing that's been in the spotlight lately is on-device AI
You can think of Microsoft's Copilot
It has a built-in function of the Window
You can use it right away without going through the cloud server
It has the advantage of faster speed and better security
The key is NPU performance that handles
the complex calculations for AI operations efficiently
And 48TOPS was about NPU alone
(NPU 48 TOPS + GPU 67 TOPS +CPU 5 TOPS=120TOPS) When you combine CPU, GPU, and NPU
It offers a total of 120TOPS
It's about three times the difference compared to the previous one, Meteo Lake
I was sufficiently satisfied with the Galaxy Book 4 Pro,
(A new product that can't help but wait) There's no reason to not wait for the new product
In the case of graphics, it is said to be equipped with XE2 with improved matrix operation performance
1.5x performance compared to previous generations
AI performance has increased to 3.15 times!
And it's not just that the performance has improved
81 encoding and decoding
It also offers up to 3x 4K 60 frame HDR display!
Lastly, I'm looking forward to Luna Lake because
They moved up the launch to the third quarter
According to Intel, the third quarter of this year
so, in September
20 brands will launch more than 80 new laptops
that have Lunar Lake chipset
It is July, so after this hot weather
new laptops are coming like ta-da
(all_it)
With a specialized NPU for AI
the AI PC generation has come
You all do stocks, right?
We’re good at one thing
Waiting!
A year or two doesn’t matter
We can wait five years
(Lunar Lake included version) Please wait for the new product, it only takes few months
Personally, there's something which is in a really good form lately
I can’t wait to meet the new Galaxy Book
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If you have a question, leave lots of comments
See you in the next video
Bye
Subscribe EP: Abbi, Planned by: Yonsiku, Edited by: Dongdongi