For those who are shopping about for a new laptop that is both sturdy and has a decent battery life, you will be pleased to learn that LG has announced its new 2018 series of Gram laptops. LG has been releasing its Gram laptops over the past couple of years, so this announcement doesn’t really come as a surprise.
One of the key features of the new laptops is its battery life, in which LG claims will feature 72Wh batteries that will last users up to a day’s worth of usage on a single charge, although this will probably vary from user to user depending on how and what you use your laptop for, but a full day on paper certainly does sound impressive.
The new laptops are also expected to come with Intel’s 8th-generation Core i5 and i7 processors (depending on your configuration), which according to LG will allow users to boot up computers in as little time as 10 seconds. In addition to being long-lasting and powerful, LG is also claiming that the new models are rugged and will feature MIL-STD 810G durability.
This means that it will be able to withstand a beating or two, which will probably be useful when you’re out traveling and might accidentally bump your bag into something along the way. No word on pricing just yet, but LG is expected to show off the new laptops at CES 2018 next year.
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