Samsung recently unveiled its latest lineup of Galaxy Book 4 laptops and 2-in-1s, bringing upgraded performance and new AI features to its premium mobile computing devices. The new Galaxy Book 4 series, announced quietly by Samsung last December, is now widely available for purchase.

The lineup includes the top-of-the-line Galaxy Book 4 Ultra, the step-down Galaxy Book 4 Pro and Pro 360 convertible models, as well as the more affordable Galaxy Book 4. While the designs remain unchanged from last year’s models, the new Galaxy Book 4 series boasts the latest Intel Core Ultra 7 155H or 9 185H processors with significant performance gains. Select models also feature NVIDIA RTX 4050 or 4070 dedicated graphics and upgraded memory and storage.

The highlight of the lineup is the 16-inch Galaxy Book 4 Ultra, featuring a gorgeous 3K AMOLED touchscreen display with a 16:10 aspect ratio. It packs serious processing muscle with a choice of Intel Core Ultra 7 155H or 9 185H processors, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4050/4070 graphics, 16GB or 32GB RAM and 1TB SSD storage.

With the new processors, the Galaxy Book 4 series is equipped for AI-based tasks enabled by Intel’s Deep Learning Boost. This technology allows the laptop to handle heavy-duty creative workloads like 3D rendering, coding, game development and more.

Just below the Ultra, the Galaxy Book 4 Pro comes in both 14-inch and 16-inch traditional laptop models as well as the 16-inch Galaxy Book 4 Pro 360 convertible. While not quite as potent as the Ultra, these devices also feature beautiful AMOLED displays with 16:10 aspect ratios. They pack the Intel Core Ultra 7 155H processor and new Intel Arc graphics instead of discrete NVIDIA GPUs.

Starting at $1,450 for the base 14-inch model, the Galaxy Book 4 Pro models offer a more affordable path to experience the performance and display capabilities of Samsung’s premium mobile devices. The convertible Galaxy Book 4 Pro 360 starts at $1,900.

For more mainstream users, Samsung is also launching the 15.6-inch Galaxy Book 4 360 convertible, this models bring 1080p AMOLED displays and the latest Intel Core Ultra 7 155H processor to a lower price point. The Galaxy Book 4 360 starts at $1,100 and is available for purchase now.

To encourage the adoption of its new Galaxy Book 4 lineup, Samsung is offering purchase incentives. Customers can get up to $800 trade-in credit towards a Galaxy Book 4 model when trading in an eligible device. For those that purchase any Galaxy Book 4 model outside of a trade-in, Samsung includes a free Portable SSD T7 Shield with 2TB of secure storage capacity. Samsung Care Plus extended warranty services are also 30% off for Galaxy Book 4 owners.