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Posted by Alexander_
 - September 10, 2024, 09:30:17
Quote from: Y2K Debugger on September 09, 2024, 21:12:45make 18" Gram mode
Do a favor.
If you personally want to buy only tiny ultrabooks for one eye, then it should not be said that there is no need for manufacturers to produce normal-sized laptops [which are ideal for an average backpack].

After all, there are consumers who simply want a thin laptop that can be placed even in a wide women's bag.
Posted by LL
 - September 09, 2024, 22:23:04
Agreed , with 17 they are just another runner and not differentiated.
Posted by Y2K Debugger
 - September 09, 2024, 21:12:45
LG, don't you give up on 17" displays, or better make 18" Gram model!
Posted by Redaktion
 - September 09, 2024, 20:11:08
LG has jumped aboard the Intel Lunar Lake train. Like many of its LG Gram predecessors, the new Gram 16 Pro is much lighter than its peers despite featuring a 16-inch display.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/LG-unveils-thinnest-and-lightest-Intel-Lunar-Lake-laptop-yet-with-LG-Gram-16-Pro-refresh.886324.0.html