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Samsung Notebook 9 Pen and Samsung Notebook 9 Pro, Two Beautiful PCs Built for Creators and Doers, Arrive in Stores March 17 - Samsung US Newsroom
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Notebook 9 Pro 13.3" Windows Laptops - NP940X3N-K01US | Samsung US
Samsung Notebook 9 Pro (13-inch, 2019) review: A fine premium 2-in-1 in need of some personality - CNET
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Samsung's Notebook 9 Pro convertible gets a lot more stylish | Engadget
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