There are many manufacturers in the world of technology that have been able to divide their efforts into various sectors. Some have progressed in them masterfully, taking a good position against their competitors with an interesting offer for users. And there are not a few that are released in depending on which markets, such as LG with its UltraGear, your first laptop to play games.
LG launches its first laptop to play without limits
We are used to listening to LG and associating it with the world of image and sound and telephony. Unfortunately, we won’t see many more LG phones on the market after the company closed its mobile division. The news was like a jug of cold water for everyone, but that has not prevented the Korean company from continuing with its projects in other fields where it is also very strong and competent.
But this has not prevented him from exploring new markets such as gaming computers. This is where he has made his first foray with his new UltraGear line and his first copy called 17G90Q. The name already leaves an important fact in sight, which are the 17-inch screen that has a 1080p IPS build and a 300Hz refresh rate.
At the rear we see the air outlet to cool the machine and on the sides all the available connections. Optical drives no longer exist, so the user will have nothing less than adUSB-C ports, two USB-A ports, one headphone jack, one HDMI port, Ethernet the typical microSD card slot. But what really makes the difference is inside the chassis.
The UltraGear 17G90Q it is a computer that mounts a processor 11 Gen Intel Tiger Lake H plus RTX 3080 Max-Q GPU from the Nvidia brand. As you can see, the laptop is designed to give great performance, in addition to using a configuration maximum of 32 GB of RAM and 1 TB of internal storage.
If you are thinking of acquiring the device, we have to tell you that the brand still has it pending to confirm more details. According to account TheVerge, the official presentation will be made next month during CES 2022 and will arrive first in the South Crean and US markets there at the beginning of the year that is about to begin.
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