Hey everyone we're here at CES 2025 and LG sponsored this video so we can check out their booth.
They've got AI powered laptops. They've got new home projectors that look like they blend right
in with the rest of your decor. And last but not least my personal favorite they've got new gaming
monitors. So let's go check it all out. They've got three new Graham AI laptops with three new
cloud and local based AI features. We've got time travel. You've got everything stored locally.
You deleted something by mistake two weeks ago and you forgot about it.
Boom. You can rewind and it's good to go. They've also got summarize which is great. You pump just
about any file format document into this thing. Ask for a summary and it'll tell you hey it's
all about this. This is good for ULAS or end user license agreements, legal documents in case you
need a quick summary of what it's all about or my personal favorite use your crazy roommates got
some weird agreement that you've got to sign. You need to know what's in that agreement before you
sign it. And last but not least search. It'll search all your local files and give you personalized
search results. So if you need to look for something it'll do it for you. We all know that
Windows search is not very good. So let LG's Graham AI do it for you. First laptop we're going to
talk about is the 16Z90TS. It's got a 16 inch panel 2560 by 1600 16 by 10 144 hertz. This one's got an
Intel Core Ultra processor, LPDDR5X dual channel memory, dual NVMe SSDs, Gen 4 77 watt hours of
battery. There's also two 3 watt speakers and it's weighing in at just 2.73 pounds. Next up is the
LG Graham Pro the 16T90TP. This one's also a 16 inch laptop running up to 144 hertz with an Intel
Core Ultra processor, LPDDR5X dual channel memory, dual NVMe SSD Gen 4 77 watt hour battery. This one's
a little heavier at just 3.08 pounds. But since it's only 16 inches it still should fit in most
backpacks. Another cool thing about this one is it's CES 2025's innovation awards honoree.
It's a convertible laptop so it's a super versatile form factor and it's a touch screen with support
for the LG stylus pen. Next up we've got the 17Z90TR. It's a little bigger at 17 inches might not fit
in every bag but it does come with an RTX 4050. This one's also running at 144 hertz. It's got an
Intel Core Ultra processor, an RTX 4050 dual channel memory, dual NVMe SSD, a 90 watt hour battery to
help with that graphics card and four by three watt quad speakers with Dolby Atmos weighing in at
just 3.26 pounds. A little heavier for that one extra inch and a mobile GPU. We've also got the
16Z90TS. It's a little smaller than that 17 inch 4050 laptop we just looked at but it's also Copilot
Plus ready. Unlike the other laptops we just looked at it is Core Ultra but this one is Lunar Lake not
Aero Lake. It's going to do up to 144 hertz on the display similar to the other ones it's got LPDDR5
dual channel memory, dual NVMe SSD, 77 watt hour battery, two three watt speakers and similar to
the others it's 2.73 pounds. These guys are all Copilot Plus ready and they should be able to do
whatever you want both on device and cloud based. For the projectors we've got two. There's the PF600U
that LG is calling a three in one lifestyle companion device and then we've got the Cinebeam
that we'll talk about in a little bit because what I want to show you is this three in one guy.
The PF600U is full HD. It does 300 ANSI lumens of brightness with auto screen adjustment. It's
got your mood lighting, your projector and your speaker all right here in a pretty stylish little
stand that isn't going to take up too much full-r space for you. Those stereo speakers and passive
radiators offering rich and immersive sound. It's also got nine colors and five brightness levels
on that LED lamp adding some visual depth and it's a premium entertainment experience with
LG WebOS. This one also won CES's 2025 Innovation Award honoree. Finally for their 4K projector
it's a little beefier than the other guy who's got their Cinebeam S. This was a three channel
RGB laser 4K UHD projector ultra short throw 500 ANSI lumens of brightness with auto screen
adjustment. This is LG's smallest 4K ultra short throw projector offering premium image quality
and sleek compact design. It covers 154 percent of the DCI-P3 color space and it can project
from 40 to 100 inches wide even from a short distance. It's also got a built-in stereo system
with Dolby Atmos and now let's check out what I'm personally most interested in their new
gaming monitors. I've got three to show you today. There's the GX9 bendable, the GX9 and the GX9S.
They're all 21 by 9 to give you that nice work and play mix and they're all LG's W OLED panels
which give you accurate colors in any environment well lit or dim. They're all running at high
refresh rates and they're all curved. First up is the GX9S. This is a 39 inch ultra wide 1440p
monitor running at 240 hertz. It looks good. It plays good. I love it. They're boasting a 0.03
millisecond rated ray response time and 98.5 coverage of DCI-P3 with a Vesa True Black 400
rating and that 800R curvature. On a screen this size it feels pretty good. It's also got two HDMI
2.1 ports and one DP 1.4 with up to 65 watts of power delivery on the USB-C port. This one's also
a smart monitor so if you've ever wanted to just have a device that doesn't necessarily need a
computer attached to browse the web or do whatever you want now you can. You can have the best of
both worlds. You get a smart monitor and a gaming monitor all in one. We can't show you too much
of the smart features while we're here at CES but it's got the home hub. There's LG channels.
It's ready to go. We need the remote to do a bit more and they're not giving it to us.
One of the really nice features about this one as well is if you don't like a black monitor
it comes in white so it might look a little nicer in your home. Next up we've got the 45 GX.
This thing is the world's first and largest 5k, 2k OLED gaming monitor. One of the nicest things
about this one is the improved PPI of 125 pixels per inch. They're boasting again 0.03 milliseconds
great of your response time thanks to that ultra fast OLED pixels and then it's also a dual mode.
It'll do WUHD at 165 Hertz or WFHD at 330 Hertz for whatever you want whether that's fast-paced
competitive gaming or a more relaxed maybe a racing sim or you're just adventuring around
and then it's going to cover 98.5% of DCI P3 with another true black 400 rating and an 800R
curvature. It's also got two 10 watt built-in speakers and you know I love built-in speakers.
Last but not least we've got the GX9 bendable it's the world's first 5k, 2k bendable OLED gaming
monitor. You're not going to bend it yourself so there's no random fear of like breaking the device
and you can set it to stop at any point along the curvature so if you like a lot of curve like a
900R curve go for it. You want flat do it up you want something in between whatever in between
that's fine too. Aside from being bendable this one's also dual mode with 165 Hertz WUHD or up to
330 Hertz WFHD. This one is also doing 98.5% of DCI P3 with a Vesa True Black 400 rating and a 0.03
millisecond grade-to-grade response time thanks again to those lightning fast OLED pixels. Obviously
we don't have pricing or release dates for any of this stuff but it should all be coming out later
this year. Thanks so much again to LG for sponsoring this video so we can come check out their booth
at CES 2025. You want to watch another video? There's tons of them. We've been at CES this whole week.