Feb 27, 2017 07:15 AM EST By Avery Robbins, UniversityHerald Reporter

Samsung shows off Galaxy Book at its MWC 2017 booth and so far, tech analysts believe that it could surpass the popularity of Surface Pro. Details here!

Samsung Galaxy Book offers that amazing feel when user starts typing on the soft tactile keyboard. The hybrid tablet looks sleek with a few modern touches that steal the show.

The sleek Samsung Galaxy Book has two models, all of which features an S Pen. The 12-inch unit crams the processors people want to see in a MacBook, the Intel Kaby Lake Core i5, Endgaget reported. It's got 4 GB or 8 GB of RAM, paired with 128 GB or 256 GB of internal storage.

The 12 incher has another feature, a microSD slot to expand its memory space. The smaller device is a 10-inch tablet packing Core M chipset and the full version of Windows 10 already run on the hybrid tablets.

The idea is similar to Surface Pro tablets and it is in fact, has almost the same specs as Microsoft Surface Pro 4, CNET reported. Galaxy Book series is a 'serious device' that does not just allow user to play but also, to get things done - a tablet that can replace laptops out there.

Samsung wants visitors to see how powerful the two hybrids are. At its MWC booth, the company showcases Galaxy Book 12-inch model that powers two 4K monitors at once.

Samsung claims that higher end Galaxy Book is the largest Super AMOLED device. This can be argued as the company's biggest unveiling as Galaxy S8 did not show up at the event.

There isn't any word on the pricing but Samsung is expected to unveil soon.

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