After the launch of the gram series, which advertised itself as the ultimate thin and light, and the UltraPC series of laptops with AMD processors, LG announced the launch of a laptop product called UltraGear earlier, and locked in the needs of gaming use.
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The UltraGear 17G90Q, using 17.3 inches, 1080P resolution, 300Hz picture update rate and 1 millisecond reaction time IPS display panel, the processor using Intel's 11th generation Core H (Tiger Lake) specifications, and with NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080 Max-Q standalone graphics card, the memory can be configured 32GB, the storage capacity is configured with 1TB SSD, The battery capacity is 93Wh.
Other parts, including aluminum alloy material to create a body, and with a purple-gray appearance, and the gram series of models with a white-based design is obviously different, the keyboard also has RGB backlight specifications.
As for the connection port, it contains two sets of USB-C (one of which corresponds to the Thunderbolt 4 specification), two sets of USB-A, 3.5mm headphone ports, as well as HDMI output, RJ-45 network port and a set of micro SD memory card slots, and the charging interface uses a dedicated port or charging via a USB-C port.
LG has not announced the specific listing information of the UltraGear 17G90Q, but will be the first to sell in South Korea and the United States in 2022, and it is expected that more specific news will be announced at CES 2022 early next year.
Source: Mashdigi
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