New Delhi: Samsung Electronics has recently shown a refresh of its Windows laptop lineup. Its latest Galaxy Book6 series includes the Galaxy Book6 Ultra, Galaxy Book6 Pro, and the regular Galaxy Book6, all built around the recently announced Intel Core Ultra Series 3 processors. Samsung is focusing on incremental upgrades across performance, battery life, displays, and on-device AI, while keeping the overall Galaxy Book identity intact.
All the Galaxy Book6 models will run on Intel Core Ultra Series 3 processors, which bring stronger CPU performance and a much more capable NPU for local AI tasks. Samsung is clearly leaning into the idea of AI features that work on the device itself, rather than relying entirely on cloud processing. Depending on the model, the chips support up to 50 TOPS of NPU performance, which Samsung ties to everyday tasks like image editing, translation, search and note summarisation.
The Galaxy Book6 Ultra sits at the top of the lineup, along with the latest Intel chips. It can be configured with NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 or 5070 Laptop GPUs, making it the most performance-focused option in the series. Samsung has also reworked the cooling system, adding larger vapour chambers and revised airflow to keep noise in check during sustained workloads. Battery life is another area Samsung is highlighting, with claims of all-day use and fast charging meant to fit into shorter breaks.
The Galaxy Book6 Ultra and Pro models now use the Dynamic AMOLED 2X displays with higher peak brightness and adaptive refresh rates that scale between 30Hz and 120Hz. Touch support is standard, and Samsung has added stronger anti-reflective coatings to improve visibility in brighter environments. Samsung stated that the Galaxy Book6 Ultra, Galaxy Book6 Pro and Galaxy Book6 will roll out in select markets starting in late January 2026.
