LG Makes U.S. Laptop Debut With LG Gram Laptops

[heirdeux]

LG is making its laptop debut in the United States with three laptops starting at $899.99.

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[SteelCity1981]

for that much I would think it would come with skylake esp on a new laptop series and not use broadwell.

 

[Azn Cracker]

Seems like its competition for MacBook Air rather than chromebooks since most of them are 1/3 the price or less

 

[HideOut]

I think theres a weight error on the 13" model. Its show as exact same as larger ones.

And there needs to be a model with the 5200 CPU but with the larger 256gb SSD. Thats the sweet spot.

 

[zzzxtreme]

I really really want the next surface / or some other comparable hybrids to sport 2 high-speed micros slots and upgradeable to 16GB RAM.

 

[zodiacfml]

What's this, they never heard of ASUS UX305?

 

[ozicom]

There's no info about Touch function. I think they don't have touch.

 

[Sunderas]

Nice entry from LG in a very competitive area of the market. This will probably help bring prices down.

 

[Chris Droste]

i would like at least Intel Iris graphics on a mobile chip. I understand the business segment doesn't care but can we for ONCE have a light, efficient gamer-focused laptop? like some special brew i3-6390U w/IrisPRO in a 13/14" 1080p IPS screen? or i5-6510U (deactivated graphics?) w/ GTX 980M? lets see some creativity in the segment instead of thin/light/surf your email or big/heavy/gamer&proGraphics tank!

 

[Sunderas]

i would like at least Intel Iris graphics on a mobile chip. I understand the business segment doesn't care but can we for ONCE have a light, efficient gamer-focused laptop? like some special brew i3-6390U w/IrisPRO in a 13/14" 1080p IPS screen? or i5-6510U (deactivated graphics?) w/ GTX 980M? lets see some creativity in the segment instead of thin/light/surf your email or big/heavy/gamer&proGraphics tank!

That would be nice, but usually laptop makers imho are under-engineering the cooling capabilities that are needed. Unless they start to pair with decent gpus that don't think they are space heaters it will always be thin and crappy, or powerful but gargantuan. I have a 970M and that thing is better than a heater. All latest drivers and the thing still heats up like a frying pan...