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LG Introduces Aerominum-Based Gram Pro 16 Ultrabook
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Relevance Score
LG this week introduced three new gram laptops built on Aerominum, an in-house alloy that replaces magnesium; the gram Pro 16 weighs under 1.2 kilograms and features a 2,880×1,800 120Hz OLED. The Pro 16 uses Intel Core Ultra processors, supports on-device AI via EXAONE 3.5 sLLM and Microsoft Copilot+ PC, and LG claims military-grade durability and improved scratch resistance.
Scoring Rationale
Strong novelty from a new alloy and official product launch, limited by segment scope and missing pricing/GPU details.
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