LG is bringing the gram 2026 range to Italy, the new generation of its ultralight notebooks for people who work or study on the move. The family, first presented at CES earlier this year, keeps the series' hallmarks: light weight and slim chassis. This time, however, it pushes harder on AI, battery life and continuity between devices.
The most notable change concerns AI. Some models in the line support both on-device processing and cloud-based features. The top models include Microsoft Copilot+ PC features alongside gram AI, LG's proprietary system combining local and cloud processing. The stated goal is to speed up tasks such as searching personal content, generating summaries and retrieving information. LG's AI tools can also run without an internet connection, a detail that matters for people working on the move.
Представлена серия тонких и легких ноутбуков LG gram 2026
On design, the family follows the series' philosophy, with a light and slim body built for everyday portability. The focus remains a balance between reduced weight and performance suited to study and office work, with growing attention to continuity across a user's devices.
According to the trade press, the range arrives in Italy with four models aimed at professionals, students and creators. The starting price is €1,099. For full specifications of each configuration and availability by sales channel, consult the official LG page for the gram AI line.
The positioning fits a moment in which notebook makers are betting on running AI models locally. LG's choice to combine local and cloud processing reflects this trend, which is also taking hold among competitors with local AI computers.
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