For all lovers of thin and light notebooks, the LG presented its model of the LG Gram! That, along with its extremely light weight, vibrant screen and long battery life ... Offers a very appealing 'package' for the adepts of productivity, and of course, comfort.
The device arrives only as an upgrade of the old LG Gram model. Thus, it brings a 17-inch screen and a design that closely resembles the old ultrabook, already very thin and light. There are two models, with 14 and 17 inches, but the one that draws the most attention is the largest of all, which is the lightest in the world with all this size of display.
Features
With a mechanism that rotates 360 degrees, the LG Gram, which weighs 1,145kg, can easily be converted into a tablet, and the pen turns it into an interesting tool for those who like to draw or take notes. The larger screen model comes with three USB 3.1 ports in standard format and one USB-C, headphone jack, microSD card reader, HDMI port, Wi-Fi802.11ac and Bluetooth 5.0.
The model with smaller screen has all the specifications mentioned above, except one of the three USB-A ports. Finally, there is a pen for touch screens in the 14-inch version, which is made by Wacom, while the battery of the two Grams is the same, with 72Wh, only that the larger screen consumes more and the autonomy promised by LG just over 19 hours for the 17-inch version and 21 hours for the smaller version.
Other specifications include:
- Intel Core 13, i5 or i7 Kaby Lake processors. Up to 512GB of SSD storage. Up to 16GB of RAM (two slots, one accessible to the user)
- Fine-edge touchscreen IPS, 1920 x 1080 pixels resolution
- Two USB 3.0 ports and an HDMI port. MicroSD card slot. A USB port that can be used to charge the notebook or transfer data. Biometric sensor for one-touch Windows login. Fast loading.
Price and release date
The two devices should be introduced in January of 2019 (probably at CES 2019) and there is no price, market or launch date information for now.
