Intel’s first discrete graphics card, ARC, will be launched at the end of this month. It will be launched on the mobile terminal in the early stage, and then on the desktop terminal. This also means that notebooks equipped with this GPU will go on sale in the near future. The Galaxy Book2 Pro, announced earlier today, sneaked up early at B&H Photovideo retail stores, but was later pulled.
According to the product page, the laptop is powered by an Intel 12th Gen CPU and Arc discrete graphics. While we don’t know which Arc model it is, a good guess is the Arc A370M, as Intel itself confirmed that this SKU will be the first Intel Arc discrete graphics card to be used in a laptop.
According to Intel’s own data, the entry-level A370M performs on par with the MX450/GTX 1050 Ti or AMD RX 560. And in terms of CPU horsepower, the laptop has a Core i7-1260P. The notebook is priced at $1349.99.