LG Unveils Next-Gen AI-Powered Gram Laptop With Intel Core Ultra Series 2 Processor
LG Electronics has announced the integration of the latest Intel Core Ultra processor (Series 2) into its LG gram laptop lineup, marking a significant advancement in personal computing. The new LG gram 16 Pro, was unveiled at the Intel Core Ultra Global Launch Event on September 3rd during IFA, and is expected to be released by the end of 2024.
The LG gram 16 Pro, known for its ultra-lightweight design and powerful performance, now includes advanced AI capabilities powered by the Intel Core Ultra processor. This on-device AI laptop offers up to 48 neural processing unit (NPU) tera operations per second (TOPS), establishing a new standard for AI PCs.
The processor’s AI functionalities, such as productivity assistants and text/image creation tools, enhance efficiency and user experience while extending battery life for uninterrupted task management.
The brand mentions that the Intel Core Ultra processor (check out our article on the Intel Core Ultra 200V) significantly boosts AI performance, being three times more powerful than its predecessor. It is able to deliver up to 120 total platform TOPS, combining 48 NPU TOPS and 67 GPU TOPS, which will be able to maximize productivity and provide a smoother experience optimized for Windows PCs.
Intel’s executive vice president, Michelle Johnston Holthaus, highlighted the collaboration with LG, emphasizing the creation of ultra-lightweight AI PCs that deliver outstanding performance and efficiency.
YS Lee, vice president of LG Business Solutions, noted that the new LG gram model pushes the boundaries of on-device AI, enhancing user experience and setting the stage for future AI-integrated laptops.
LG plans to expand its AI vision, “Affectionate Intelligence,” by introducing more models with Intel Core Ultra processors, aiming to deliver differentiated and customer-focused AI experiences. Let’s see what they’re cooking for the near future.
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