An amazing, stunning looking Samsung ArtPC Pulse is going viral nowadays. Before the official announcement that is to be made by the Samsung, Amazon took the lead in displaying this product in their product list.
It’s a one big super stylish Trash Can looking PC which resembles Apple Mac Pro, designed around three years ago. The cylindrical shaped Samsung ArtPC Pulse is made up of a premium aluminum body which is approximately 80% more compact as compared to the standard desktop PC, but as far as the performance is being concerned, it delivers similar level as a big machine does. Apple Mac Pro was more likely to design for the workplace users, whereas Samsung ArtPC Pulse facilitates the home users.
The top layer of the system is apparently a 360-degree speaker from Harmon Kardon. Apple Mac Pro use to have the integrated system, but Samsung seems like to be more interested in the entertainment of their users.
Samsung is selling in two different configurations:
Base Model Core i5-6400 Plus
Cost $1200
8GB of DDR4 RAM
256GB NVMe SSD
A Radeon RX 460 GPU
USB-C and HDMI ports
Harmon Kardon 360-degree speaker
Four USB Type – A ports
An audio jack
An Ethernet port
An SD card reader
High-End Core i7-6700 Model
Cost $1600
16GB of RAM
256GB NVMe SSD
A Radeon RX 460 GPU
USB-C and HDMI ports
Harmon Kardon 360-degree speaker
Four USB Type – A ports
An audio jack
An Ethernet port
An SD card reader
Separate 1TB 5400 RPM HDD
With an internal power supply system, this system saves space on the floor in your room which is definitely a neat and comfortable touch.
According to Amazon listing, it is expected that users will be able to add up more after the purchase as Samsung will be selling “expansion modules.” So far, only one expansion module is revealed that is 1TB 5400 RPM HDD. Let us wait for the remaining ones.
The Samsung ArtPC Pulse is completely a new type of computer featuring a gorgeous looking premium body. No doubt it is cheaper than the Apple Mac Pro, but still, you need to wait to check whether it is worth your attention or not.


