The Samsung Galaxy Book4 Pro is the perfect laptop for businesses seeking mobile technology for C-suite and other executives.
Not sure what to look for in a PC? The latest Galaxy Book4 and Galaxy Book4 Pro 360 can provide SMBs answers.
Every day is a busy day when running a small business. Galaxy Book4 Ultra, Pro and Pro 360 help make the most of your time.
As companies shift toward a flexible working environment to accommodate their hybrid workforce, they need versatile, comfortable and collaborative technology.
To work accurately and efficiently, visual creatives need a wide spectrum of vivid colors on a large screen with reliable connectivity and anti-glare technology.
Discover what makes a great multitasking monitor for workers who are constantly juggling several programs at once.
With one cable, you can connect your USB-C monitor to other devices, transfer files and charge devices.
Daisy chaining monitors with USB-C creates clean, efficient and cost-effective workspaces that support multitasking across multiple monitors.
Blending great design with productivity and health benefits, curved monitors set the standard for work in the home office.
IPS panel monitors have some advantages over TN and VA panels — with a few caveats. Here's how to compare the monitor panel types.
In order to make the best monitor investment, you should understand the difference between FHD, UHD, QHD and even Dual QHD.
The Galaxy Book2 lineup includes options for the enterprise, SMBs and even solopreneurs to take their productivity on the road.
Make sense of notebook PC specs — including battery, RAM and storage — and find the right device for your business needs.
When choosing a monitor for a workstation, you want one that maximizes productivity without sacrificing your health. Curved monitors are the best ones for the job.
Using the most advanced ergonomics, high-resolution monitors optimize your viewing experience while minimizing eye and muscle strain.
You can reduce clutter and increase productivity by daisy chaining your monitors with a DisplayPort output — with one cable to rule them all.