"The most notable new feature in this year's Gram laptops is a proprietary aluminum-magnesium alloy. 'Aerominum' may sound like a fictional metal from 1970s comic books, but it's a real, proprietary material that appears to live up to the hype in practice."
"In Engadget's CES 2026 hands-on, Devindra Hardawar wrote that his brain 'had a hard time computing how such a large computer felt so light in my hands.' In fact, Aerominum helps the 16-inch Gram Pro weigh about the same as the 13-inch MacBook Air."
"LG is marketing this model for 'students and everyday users' who value long battery life. Moving up the price tree, the 15.6-inch LG Gram starts at $1,600, while the flagship Gram Pro starts at $1,650 for a 17-inch model."
LG's 2026 Gram laptop series has officially launched, starting at $1,150 for the base model. The new models utilize a proprietary aluminum-magnesium alloy called Aerominum, which enhances lightness, rigidity, and scratch resistance. The lineup includes various models, with the Gram Book being the most affordable. Prices range from $1,150 to $2,400, depending on specifications. The laptops are marketed for students and everyday users, emphasizing long battery life. Orders can be placed on LG's website, with a promotional service plan available until May 10.
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