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technology9 days ago

LG's 2026 Gram Laptops Aim to Combine Lightness, Durability, and Power

LG has introduced a redesigned Gram Pro series featuring a new aluminum/magnesium alloy called 'Aerominum,' making the 16-inch model incredibly lightweight at 2.6 pounds while maintaining durability. The laptops feature a large OLED screen, Intel's new chips, and dual SSDs, but the keyboard and trackpad could use improvement. Additionally, LG unveiled a 17-inch Gram Pro with an NVIDIA RTX 5050 GPU, weighing only 3.8 pounds, highlighting a focus on portability and performance at CES 2026.

technology11 days ago

LG Unveils Ultra-Light 17-Inch RTX Laptop and New Gram Lineup at CES 2026

LG is set to unveil the world's lightest 17-inch RTX laptop, the LG Gram Pro 17, at CES 2026, featuring a new lightweight 'Aerominum' material, a 2,560 x 1,600 display, and an Nvidia RTX 5050 GPU with 8GB VRAM, emphasizing portability and performance for content creation and gaming, though not suitable for high-end gaming. The weight and pricing details are yet to be announced, with the device exclusive to the US at launch.

technology4 months ago

Acer Unveils Ultra-Light Swift 16 Air and TravelMate X14 AI Laptops

Acer announced the ultra-lightweight Swift Air 16 at IFA 2025, weighing less than a 13-inch MacBook Air and offering more ports, starting at €999. Despite its impressive weight and screen size, concerns include outdated HDMI 1.4, smaller battery capacity, and thicker design compared to competitors. The laptop features AMD Ryzen AI chips and options for IPS or OLED displays, but its battery life and port specifications may limit its appeal.

automotive5 months ago

Old-School Supercar with V-12, Manual Gearbox, and $4M Price Tag

Garagisti & Co. has launched the GP1, a lightweight, non-electric V12 supercar built with 2025 technology and 1990s principles, featuring a 6.6-liter V12 engine with 790 horsepower, manual transmission, and a weight of only 1,000 kg. Limited to 25 units, it costs around $4 million, reflecting a niche market trend of returning to simple, lightweight, manual supercars.