Great success for Samsung in Saudi notebook market

Samsung entered the Saudi market with a line-up that includes notebooks in four different categories—Premium Thin & Light, Mobile Optimum, Business, Desktop Replacement, and also the Mini Notebook segment.

"In spite of Samsung's fresh start in the Saudi notebook market, our line-up gained the trust and admiration of consumers. This success will solidify Samsung as a global technology leader, providing advanced mobile computing designs of the highest reliability and quality," said Madhav Narayan, General Manager, IT division, Samsung Gulf Electronics.

"In addition to its attractive style and premium features, perfect for companies and SMBs, Samsung is in control of every aspect of this line-up, from chassis design to hardware and software integration. Over 60% of the core components that go into Samsung notebooks are Samsung-branded—from memory to hard drives to the LCD and the batteries - setting Samsung apart from its competitors," added Narayan.

Starting the range is the X360, a 13.3-inch premium ultra thin-and-light notebook. The X360 weighs in at 2.8 pounds and achieving up to an incredible 10 hours of continuous usage, supporting Samsung's latest 300nits SuperBright LED backlit LCD display. Samsung's NC10, is a Mini Notebook with a 10.2-inch wide SuperBright LCD, enhanced capacity battery and a huge 160GB hard drive.

Completing Samsung's line-up the notebook market are the Samsung R and Q Series notebooks, namely R510, R410 and Q310, feature the latest Intel Centrino 2 mobile processors, advanced graphics, large hard drives and the unique Touch of Colour glossy design all at very compelling prices.