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Review: Samsung Galaxy Book4 Edge

With ridiculously long battery life and solid performance, Windows finally has an alternative the MacBook Air.

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Samsung Galaxy Book4 Edge. Courtesy of Samsung
ROSS ANDERSON
ROSS ANDERSON

Four years ago, Apple released the new MacBook Air, powered by their in-house M1 chips, and ever since, it has been difficult to recommend a Windows laptop. The reason was simple; whereas Windows was running on a traditional x86 architecture, the new MacBooks ran on an ARM architecture, like smartphones, and these new chips took maximum advantage of this.

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ROSS ANDERSON
ROSS ANDERSON

Mr. Anderson is a culture, technology, and fashion writer, and Life Editor for the world edition of the Spectator.

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