The LG Gram line of notebooks get their name from LG’s tendency to cram a lot of features into a compact body – once upon a time that meant that the LG Gram Pro series had a starting weight of one kilogram, or about 2.2 pounds. That’s not true for the 2025 lineup: the lightest model starts at 1.24 kg (2.73 pounds). But that’s still pretty extraordinary for a laptop with a 16 inch, 2560 x 1600 pixel 144 Hz display, a 77 Wh battery, and up to an Intel Core Ultra 9 H-series “Arrow Lake processor.”

And that’s just one of four new LG Gram laptops that the company has introduced ahead of CES 2025. Other models have even larger displays, bigger batteries, and/or discrete graphics, among other things.

Like pretty much every other PC maker, LG is playing up the AI capabilities of its new laptops. The company says the new LG Gram Pro series offers “hybrid AI” capabilities because the notebooks have on-device and cloud AI features.

There’s a “gram chat” feature that leverages “AI algorithms to process and analyze data locally without requiring a network connection,” to answer some questions and let you quickly return to web sites, documents, and media files you have previously accessed. You can also tap into cloud-based “gram chat Cloud” features that leverage tap into OpenAI’s GPT-4o for more advanced capabilities. LG includes a 1-year subscription to the cloud service, but customers who want to keep using it after that will have to pay.

But even if you don’t care about AI at all, the new LG Gram Pro series bring significant CPU and graphics upgrades over their predecessors. While LG isn’t announcing any new models with 14 inch or smaller displays, the new laptops are still remarkably thin and light for big-screen laptops: models with 16 inch screens measure as little as 12.8mm (0.5 inches) thick and weigh around 1.24 to 1.4kg (2.73 to 3.08 pounds), while a 17 inch model is just 15.8mm (0.6 inches) thick and 3.26 pounds.

There’s also a new entry-level model called the LG Gram Book which has an older processor, smaller battery, thicker and heavier design, and a less impressive display and webcam.

LG describes the 16 inch LG Gram Pro (16Z90TS) as its first Copilot+ PC in the Gram series, since it features an Intel Lunar Lake processor with a high-performance NPU, while the LG Gram Pro (16T90P) is a convertible notebook with an Intel Arrow Lake H-series processor, and the LG Gram Pro (17Z90TR) is a 17 inch model that combines an Arrow Lake-H processor with NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4050 graphics.

LG hasn’t announced pricing or availability yet, but the company plans to show off the laptops at CES in Las Vegas next week.

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