LG is introducing the Gram Book AI 2026 14U40V laptop to the South Korean market, targeting users who prioritize portability and extended battery life. The device addresses a common pain point for mobile professionals by offering a battery life that LG claims exceeds competitors using the same processor platform. This focus on endurance allows users to work longer without seeking a power outlet.
LG Gram Book AI 2026 14U40V Launches in South Korea for $1,023
The laptop runs on the Intel Wildcat Lake platform and features a full metal body. It measures 14.9mm in thickness and weighs 1.29kg, making it a compact option for travelers. The 14-inch display size fits the standard ultrabook form factor, though specific resolution and refresh rate details remain unconfirmed by the manufacturer.
Specifications
- Battery Capacity: 61.2Wh
- Battery Life: up to 30.5 hours
- Display Size: 14-inch
- Thickness: 14.9mm
- Weight: 1.29kg
A 61.2Wh battery cell powers the device, enabling up to 30.5 hours of runtime on a full charge. LG states this rated battery life is higher than what Samsung claims for its recently introduced Wildcat Lake-powered Galaxy Book 6. The company did not share specific processor options, but the AI branding suggests the inclusion of modern neural processing capabilities.
The Gram Book AI 2026 14U40V is available in South Korea starting September 7, 2026. The starting price is 1,400,000 KRW (around $1,023). LG has not yet announced a global release date or specific pricing for other regions. Buyers in South Korea can purchase the device immediately, while international users must wait for further announcements.
We looked at similar ultrabook launches earlier while tracking Intel platform updates. The Gram Book AI 2026 14U40V confirms LG's continued commitment to lightweight, long-lasting laptops. The device is now available for purchase in its initial market.
Source: NotebookCheck
