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New ultra-light LG Gram laptops are now on-sale in Australia

LG have announced today that their latest sleek, ultra-light GRAM laptops featuring the latest Intel Evo 13th Gen Intel Core processors are now on-sale in Australia.

The new 2023 LG gram Style laptops feature a 14-inch OLED display with support for a 100% DCI-P32 colour gamut and a 120Hz refresh rate, 0.2ms response time. They’re powered by either a 13th Gen Intel Core i5 (14Z90RS-G.AA54A) or Core i7 (14Z90RS-G.AA74A) processor with 16GB of LPDDR RAM and a 512GB M.2 Gen 4 SSD. 

The laptop is powered by a 72W battery giving you the option to work all day on the go without a charger, and for connecting on the go there’s dual USB Type C Thunderbolt 4 ports as well as two USB Type A 3.2 ports. There’s also a HDMI out and a headphone jack with a Micro-SD Card Slot.

The LG Gram range has always looked great and the new models feature a super sleek iridescent white body which changes colours when viewed from different angles. 

Brad Reed, Head of B2B Marketing (Solutions for Business) at LG Electronics Australia said of the new 2023 LG gram Style laptops

“The LG gram Style, is a testament to deliver products that are personalised to each LG customer.  The latest addition to the LG gram range, LG is delivering personal technology devices that want to express themselves through personalistion, without compromising on the tech features they need.

The LG gram Style will support LG customers through their needs for work and play, equipped with smart technology to support the multitasking needs of busy, on-the-go Australians.”

Both the new 2023 LG gram Style 14-inch laptops are available in retailers now, with the  14Z90RS-G.AA74A priced at ,699 RRP, while the 14Z90RS-G.AA54A starts at ,399 RRP – though you’ll find both on-sale at the moment.

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