Quote from: BatteriesDontHaveRange on Today at 02:35:32"Samsung delivers 600-mile solid-state EV battery..." That's as far as I read. Batteries don't have range - vehicles have range depending on the capacity of the batteries used.

Titles like that just make it obvious that the author has no clue, so there's really no point in reading the article.

Do you have friends considering how pedantic you sound?

Come on iTards don't keep their phones that long, they will be on at most 2 yearly update cycle, so they won't care less about Apple using garbage grade QLC, and they'll care even less, Apple is saving money using QLC but pocketing the difference rather than giving users a discount.

Few years back i had the LG Gram 15z980 with intel 8th gen cpu and integrated gpu.

I loved the weight and overall hardware, two m.2 slots, upgradable memory (had extra 32gb so my ram was 48gb) the problem was performance and as someone who makes music I needed more computer power so I upgraded to schenker vision 16 pro with i7-12700h

I would love to see from LG a 16" version with snapdragon x processor for ultimate performance & baterry efficiency or at least some new amd cpu.. support for bootable 4tb nvme and 8tb nvme in second slot and mostly upgradable ram or at least version with 64gb soldered.. c'mon lg just 32 gigs of ram? This is not enough for someone that works as video editor, music composer or in vfx industry or just a basic creative person.. 64gb ram costs 200$ in stores , if i am buying a 1500$+ notebook i am expecting a premium specs.. also I don't see any point for higher resolution than 2.5k on 16" displays , 1080p looked on 15" lg gram same nice and I didn't had to use stupid windows scaling , so more is not allways better..
I hope I will come back one day to Gram series
Good luck LG

Not very impressive at all. For productivity even the 13600K will kick the crap out of the 9600K and the Arrow Lake equivalent will obliterate it. I guess this is for cheapskates that only game. 6 cores cpu in 2024 is stupid IMO.

"Samsung delivers 600-mile solid-state EV battery..." That's as far as I read. Batteries don't have range - vehicles have range depending on the capacity of the batteries used.

Titles like that just make it obvious that the author has no clue, so there's really no point in reading the article.

Cost and price are just constructs. Manufacturers make special efforts to differentiate products in order to maximise profits. That's what is really going on here.

Nah, I remember what happened last time Samsung messed with batteries.

"Choice exhaustion".