Samsung redesigned the Series 3 Chromebox
Samsung has just redesigned the Series 3 Chromebox model to run Chrome OS, with a sleeker exterior.
According to SlashGear on 3.1, this model is codenamed XE300M22-B01US, keeping the configuration as compared to the first version announced by Samsung in May 2012, including Intel Celeron B840 1.9 GHz processor, 4 GB RAM, 16 GB SSD and integrated Intel HD graphics.
Samsung redesigned the Series 3 Chromebox Picture 1
Old design of the machine .
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and new design
Samsung's website does not mention a device with a Bluetooth connection. However, according to some UK retailers, the device will be equipped with Bluetooth 3.0.
The difference of the new Series 3 Chromebox is that it has a white plastic case, which looks more rounded than the previous version. In addition, Samsung has added a small cover to cover the connection ports on the front.
In the immediate future, this version will be sold in the UK market and then to the US market.
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