LG presents the monitors it will showcase at CES 2016, including 21:9 UltraWide and 4K gaming models, as well as the gram 15-- a 15.6-inch laptop the company says is "barely larger" than a conventional 14-inch laptop.
One setup seen at the show features the 34-inch 21:9 Curved UltraWide (model 34UC98), a 3440x1440 monitor complete with image-enhancing IPS technology designed to cater for both digital media professionals and gamers with a "well-rounded multimedia experience). Gamers wanting monitors with AMD FreeSync technology get the 34UC88 21:9 Curved UltraWide and the 27UD68 UHD/4K displays, while the 24UM88 21:9 UltraWide monitor aims at digital professionals with Thunderbolt 2 compatibilty and a wider field of view.
Customers wanting a future-proof display might be interested in the 27UD88, a 27-inch 4K monitor with a USB-C port, as well as colour presets including the Rec. 709 and SMPTE-C broadcasting standards. Those looking for aesthetics get the 24MP88, an Infinity Display model with a "virtually invisible" display and ArcLine stand.
As for the gram 15 (model 15Z960), LG says the laptop weighs all of 980g despite being a 15.6-inch device. It also features 6th gen Intel Core processors and Windows 10, making it a balance of productivity and mobility.
“We are always thrilled to be able to show international audiences our newest monitor and PC innovations at CES,” the company says. “LG is always innovating to exceed customers’ expectations by creating products that provide breathtaking aesthetics and unparalleled user experience.”