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Samsung's got something big coming on Watch The Florist OnlineApril 28 — both literally and figuratively.

In a teaser on its official YouTube channel, the company announced an event scheduled for this date, which should reveal the "most powerful Galaxy device."

The video clip announcing the event shows nothing besides a glowing box — check it out below.

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But even the glowing box tells us something: it appears just a bit too big to contain just a phone. And given that Samsung is unlikely to launch another major Galaxy smartphone in April, we're probably getting a new Galaxy Book laptop — or three.

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Leaker Evan Blass agrees. He just shared images of three new Galaxy Books which he expects Samsung to launch on April 28.

Credit: evan blass/voice

According to Blass, Samsung's new Galaxy Books (an all-new Galaxy Book Pro may show up, too) will come with Intel's 11th gen Tiger Lake processors, which would fit Samsung's "most powerful Galaxy device" tagline.

The laptops will reportedly come in fairly standard sizes, with 13.3-inch and 15.6-inch OLED displays, and at least one will have a 360-degree hinge as well as 5G connectivity.

The reveal event starts at 10 a.m. ET on April 28 on Samsung's official YouTube channel.

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