This topic was written by Sultan Al-Qahtani – LG recently announced a new generation of LG Gram devices that launches with the Intel Core Ultra series of processors, with four screen sizes.
LG is preparing for the CES 2024 exhibition with a number of new products. The company has announced the LG Gram Pro 2024, with LG Mini LED TVs, new screens, and other devices.
LG’s event is scheduled to kick off on January 9, during which it will present the Gram Pro 2024, the main releases of the Gram series.
The new generation of LG Gram devices is available in sizes 14, 15, 16 and 17 inches, and LG confirms that these versions feature an ultra-thin design to support users with a better mobility experience.
LG offers the Gram 17 and 16 devices in two models that differ between supporting the touch feature on the screen or a screen without the touch feature. The screens also support a brightness ratio of 350 nits, a refresh rate of 60Hz, and WQXGA display quality.
While the Gram 15 and 14 devices are available with FHD and WUXGA display quality, and 350 nit brightness, the screen also supports a 60Hz refresh rate.
LG supports the LG Gram 17 and Gram 16 devices with two 2W speakers, and also includes the Gram 15 and Gram 14 devices with two 1.5W speakers.
LG also offers the four versions with HD audio technology with Dolby Atmos technology, an FHD IR camera, and two microphones.
LG Gram devices include an Intel Core Ultra 7 processor chip in the highest model, with an Intel Arc graphics card, and LG supports the devices with a dual cooling system to disperse heat.
The storage capacity also reaches 2 TB in SSD capacity, and 32 GB RAM, and LG supports Gram 17 and 16 devices with a 77 Wh battery capacity, while the distinctive 14 and 15-inch devices feature a 72 Wh battery capacity.
LG Gram devices also launch the Gram Link application to support quick file sharing, or screen mirroring between smartphones and computers. For connectivity, the devices include two USB 3.2 Gen2 ports, two USB 4 Gen3 ports, and a USB C port, with an HDMI input.
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