Both run Google's Chrome OS, and both are improvements on the previous models. They're faster, slimmer, and have longer battery lives.
They also feature durable textured lids with the kind of fake leather and stitching we've seen on the Samsung Galaxy Note 3, and the newest version of the Galaxy S4.
The 13.3-inch model has a 1,920x1,080-pixel screen, while the 11.6-inch version has a 1,366x768-pixel display.
Because there are no moving parts, both models wake up in less than a second, and boot from cold in under 10 seconds.
The 13.3-inch model offers up to 8.5 hours of battery life, so it should last you a full working day.
Google's Chrome OS regularly updates itself, giving you the latest features and security settings without you having to lift a finger.
Samsung hasn't set a price yet for either model, so keep an eye on retailers if you're thinking of snapping one up.
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