Our tech expert put two of the most powerful tablets head-to-head: Apple iPad Pro and Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra.

Very few non-gaming laptops have sought to challenge the M3 Max MacBook Pro on the graphics front, but the Galaxy Book4 Ultra, with up to an RTX 4070 and a Core Ultra 9 185H processor, is one of them. At least, on paper. Unfortunately, it missteps in a couple of important ways that keep it out of reach of its competitors.

Accordingly, the Samsung Galaxy Book4 Pro is around ten to 15 percent slower in the system benchmarks than large Meteor Lake notebooks. In the Cinebench R23 CPU test, the Samsung laptop only achieves just under 9,000 points while the Core Ultra 7 155H in a 16-inch notebook achieves around 14,000 points.

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