Tech

LG’s has announced their new ultra-light LG Gram 2022 laptop range

After an impressive return to the Australian market last year, LG has announced a new series of sleek, ultra-light LG Gram laptops for 2022. 

Featuring Windows 11 and the latest 12th Gen Intel® Core processors across the range, LG has also bumped storage up to utilise Gen4 NVMe SSDs and low-voltage LPDDR5 RAM for a high-performance laptop that looks great. 

The LG Gram range includes six new models, the LG gram 17-inch (17Z90Q), as well as three new LG gram 16-inch (16Z90Q) models and two new LG gram 14-inch (14Z90Q) models. As a bonus, anyone ordering the LG gram 16-inch (16799Q-GAA78A) will receive the gram View+ display, a portable 16-inch monitor with detachable cover that connects via USB-C, enabling users to extend the digital workspace as a gift with purchase, valued at $599 RRP.

The laptops use a slim bezel design, which offers an excellent screen-to-body ratio and the 16:10 aspect ratio is perfect for watching media, surfing the web or getting some work done. The displays also offer 99 percent coverage of the DCI-P3 colour space for colour accuracy.

A notable update in these days of increased video conferencing is the inclusion of a FHD resolution IR webcam on each model. 

The LG Gram impressed me last year and we’re hoping to check them out again soon. There’s a full range of models on the LG Website where you can order now, or here’s a quick guide to the new range.

LG gram 17(17Z90Q-GAA78A)LG gram 16(16Z9016MQ) LG gram 16(16790Q-GAA75A)LG gram 16 (16790Q-GAA55A) LG gram 14(14Z90Q-GAA72A) LG gram 14(14Z90Q-GAA52A)
DisplaySize17-inch16-inch16-inch16-inch14-inch14-inch
RRP$3,299$3,199$2,999$2,699$2,299$1,999
Stockist Leading retailers & LG.com/auLeading retailers & LG.com/au (With Pre-order bonus)LG.com/auLeading retailers & LG.com/auLeading retailers & LG.com/auLeading retailers& LG.com/au
ScreenResolutionWQXGA 2560×1600WQXGA2,560×1,600WQXGA2,560×1,600WQXGA2,560 x1,600WUXGA 1,920 x 1,200WUXGA1,920 x 1,200
Weight1.350kg1,199g1,199g1199g999g999g
Size378.8 x 258.8x 17.7mm354.5 x 242.1 x 16.8mm354.5 x 242.1 x 16.8mm 354.5 x242.1 x 16.8mm312 x 213.9 x 16.8mm312 x 213.9 x 16.8mm
Battery80Wh Li-Ion80Wh Li-Ion80Wh Li-Ion80Wh Li-Ion72Wh Li-Ion72Wh Li-Ion
ProcessorIntel i7-1260PIntel i7-1260PIntel i5-1240PIntel i5-1240PIntel i7Intel i5
Memory16GB16GB16GB16GB16GB16GB
Storage1TB1TB512GB512GB256GB256GB
Speakers2 x 1.5W2 x 1.5W2 x 1.5W2 x 1.5W2 x 1.5W2 x 1.5W
SoftwareWindows 11 HomeWindows 11 HomeWindows 11 HomeWindows 11 HomeWindows 11 HomeWindows 11 Home

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