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expiredtxdf posted May 03, 2024 08:13 AM
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expiredtxdf posted May 03, 2024 08:13 AM
LG Gram Laptop: i7-1360P, 16" IPS WQXGA Touch, 16GB LPDDR5 RAM, 1TB SSD
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They also made units with 9th gen CPU's after 2020 and can't run Windows 11, because they cheeped out on a TPM module... On a $1500 Laptop...
Great built units, but forget any support... For driver updates, I have to use the Intel Updater, and tell it that I'm okay with it overriding the LG "OEM" drivers...
You're not even comparing apples and oranges. You're comparing apples and waygu steak
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The OLED/3050 pro model is on sale for $1399, but yeah almost double the price.
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They also made units with 9th gen CPU's after 2020 and can't run Windows 11, because they cheeped out on a TPM module... On a $1500 Laptop...
Great built units, but forget any support... For driver updates, I have to use the Intel Updater, and tell it that I'm okay with it overriding the LG "OEM" drivers...
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I feel what I think is the same way about them. They are impressive but aren't really up to snuff for the workplace. Crazy about the TPM thing though, didn't know that there were any mass-produced PCs without TPMs so recently.
But if this was available then, I probably would've convinced them to go with this instead. 16" fits in bags more easily, touch screen is a bonus they would enjoy, and since they don't use tons of applications at once, the 16 GB DDR5 would've been speedier and better overall for them. And $250 cheaper!
https://www.costco.com/Acer-Swift...35740.h
Obviously I don't expect the screen to be as good as the Acer since that 4K OLED is spectacular, but it also drains battery quite a bit. I don't care about the touchscreen AT ALL. Keyboard layout also looks a bit worse because the numpad makes everything else smaller and puts it off-center. Tough choice.
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