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LG Gram 16 (2021)

LG Gram 16 (2021) in review: 1,200 grams, excellent battery life, 16:10 display

Posted on June 5, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Light, quiet, and enduring. The featherlight LG Gram 16 scores points with a Tiger Lake processor, Thunderbolt 4/USB 4, room for two NVMe SSDs, and a 16-inch display in the 16:10 format. In addition, it has excellent battery life.

With the Gram 16, LG delivers a slim, mobile office laptop, and with its weight of just under 1.2 kg, it also belongs to the lightweight category. In addition to the low weight, the 16-inch display in the 16:10 format is another one of the laptop’s highlights.
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