As of Feb. 23, you can get the 16-inch LG Gram Pro (Intel Core Ultra9, NVIDIA RTX5050, 32GB RAM, 2TB SSD) for $2,499.99, down ...

Available in several sizes, including this 17-inch model, the LG Gram is a smart choice if you’re in the market for a Windows laptop. It’s light enough to easily carry around and powerful enough to ...

Not always the first brand you think of when it comes to laptop deals, LG has surprised us all with an awesome back to school sale leading to a huge $600 off the stylish LG Gram laptop. Usually priced ...

This morning LG has announced its very first gaming laptop, the UltraGear 17G90Q. While LG has typically been a go-to option for gaming components like monitors and TVs, it’s never released a ...

First off, LG has its new gram Pro and gram Pro 2-in-1 laptops, with model numbers 16Z90SP and 17Z90SP, respectively. Both of LG's new gram Pro laptops feature an Intel Core Ultra processor with its ...

LG's Gram laptop line has defined itself by being among the thinnest and lightest laptops of any given generation. Now, with its latest pair of Gram releases, the company is squeezing its devices into ...

TL;DR: If you're in the market for a new computer, you can save a bundle on a New Open Box LG Gram 17" Laptop. You can get it for only $799.99 (reg. $1299). New technology is expensive. But it doesn't ...

Buying a laptop from LG can be an excellent choice for those looking for quality and reliability. LG has a long history of producing top-level products, and its laptops offer stylish designs and ...

LG’s Gram laptops are back for another round of updates ahead of CES 2025. A decade into the thin and light lineup’s existence in LG’s portfolio, the latest models load up on AI (surprise!) and boost ...

With component prices on the rise, it's never been more important to choose the right laptop for the long haul. Our latest audience survey reveals the PC manufacturers that rise to the top, as well as ...

I searched, and could only find one LG laptop thread from May, and it didn't really get any traction, so I thought I'd try it myself and see what happened.<BR><BR>I looked around, and it appears that ...