The Samsung Notebook Odyssey is on the way, and the hardware maker is hoping that gamers are going to love what they’ve cooked up.
A new Odyssey
You probably don’t immediately think of the Samsung name when you think of the gaming PC world. I don’t at least, and I’m pretty sure that Samsung would like to change that across the boards. To that end, they have announced the Odyssey.
Officially the Samsung Notebook Odyssey, the laptop has a nice looking form factor with a “premium metallic design”. And as far as guts (the most important stuff), it’s likewise sounding quite cool.
Starring a hexa-core i7 processor and an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 20-series GPU, the Odyssey seems to be shaping up nicely. And in addition to the specs that you’re probably used to seeing when you’re talking about a gaming PC, this one has something called Odyssey Mode.
Odyssey Mode allows you to save presets terms of settings, including across various profiles. Falling under that Odyssey Mode is Beast Mode, which allows users to mess around with the laptop’s performance. There’s also a Black Equalizer for altering in-game lighting. All cool stuff there.
There’s no price tag yet for the unite, and also no release date. We do have window though, with the Odyssey landing at retail sometime in the early part of this year.
Here are the specs:
Dimensions
- 357.6 X 270.5 X 19.9mm
Weight
- 5.2lbs
Battery
- 54Wh
Material
- Aluminium True Metal
LCD
- 15.6” Full HD (144Hz), G-Sync
CPU
- Intel® Core i7
Graphics
- NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080
Memory
- 16 GB RAM (Dual memory slot)
Storage
- 256 GB NVMe SSD (2x SSD slot) / 1 TB HDD (1x HDD slot)
Wireless
- 802.11ac 2×2
Speakers
- Stereo speakers with Dolby Atmos
Ports
- 1x USB-C, 3x USB3.0, HDMI, RJ-45