LG Introduces Its First-Ever Gaming Laptop
Equipped with an 11th-gen Intel CPU and NVIDIA RTX 3080 GPU.
LG has introduced the brand’s first-ever gaming laptop under its UltraGear lineup: the 17G90Q.
Entirely wrapped in gray aluminum with a contrasting dash of purple by the UltraGear logo on the exterior surface, the new device measures 17 inches wide and only 5.82 pounds. Its internal construction utilizes an 11th-generation Intel Tiger Lake H CPU and an NVIDIA RTX 3080 Max-Q graphics card to churn out detailed visuals to its 300Hz 1080p IPS display. A 93Wh battery pack will give it ample juice to keep your sessions going while its 1TB storage and 32GB of RAM help elevate its performance even more. For better connectivity, the 17G90Q also comes with WiFi-6E support and Intel’s Killer Wireless. Other features include an HDMI port, a MicroSD slot, a headphone jack, an RJ45 port, and a series of USB 4 and 3.2 Gen slots.
Unfortunately, there’s no pricing information yet for the new gaming laptop, but LG is set to release it in both the U.S. and South Korea come early 2022. More details will be revealed during CES next year, so those interested should stay tuned for more updates to come.
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