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LG gram 2020 notebook lineup try to prove you can have everything

LG gram 2020 notebook lineup try to prove you can have everything

Posted on December 11, 2019 By Jarvis

They say you can’t always have everything you want in life and that’s especially true when it comes to computers. There are compromises that usually have to be made either due to cost or to the laws of physics. While we still don’t know anything definite about the former, LG is trying to sell the idea that the latter doesn’t have to be true. The 2020 series of LG gram notebooks, for example, offer the trifecta of performance, portability, and battery life and the only upfront decision you have to make is the size.
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