SEOUL, Korea--In the U.S., consumer electronics maker LG Electronics is best known for its cellphones and flat-screen TVs. By this summer, the company hopes to make a name for itself in PCs too ...

On paper, LG's X120 netbook is just another entrant in the Atom-filled sea of sameness -- and, in many respects, it is. But it also gets a lot of little things right that too many manufacturers ...

If you've been aching to get your hands on the 10.1-inch, matte white LG X120 netbook that's been thrilling the trendy Euro jet-set elite for the last 6 months or so, now is your chance! Available ...

LG seems to be making a big splash at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. In addition to talking about handsets they are also unveiling plans for what many are saying is a very stylish new ...

LG is planning the release of a new netbook with 3G internet inside. The X110 Momo is listed on LG’s site as “coming soon”, and includes the standard netbook features: 1.6GHz Atom processor ...

While LG is reportedly looking to scale back its netbook ambitions, Electronic Pulp dug up a patent filing from November that seems to indicate that just a few months ago the company was thinking ...

LG Electronics, a worldwide technology and design leader in mobile communications, today announced the launch of its smart and stylish new netbook, the LG-X120. With 3G HSPA connection and compact, ...

The LG gram Pro 17Z90TR is a 3.3 pound notebook with a 16 inch display, an Intel Arrow Lake processor, and NVIDIA GeForce RTX ...

The newly launched 3D LG Xnote A530 Notebook will be powered by Intel’s second generation Core i7 processors supported by 8GB memory with graphics provided by NVIDIA’s GT555M graphics card.

You'd think that with all the netbook competition in America, LG--a widely known company in the consumer electronics arena--would have an option in the mix. Amazingly, they don't. Well, they do ...

We first heard about the LG X120 back at CES in January. And sure, we got a good look at the device and at its specs but one thing was notably missing: a release date. Can you see where this is going?

Anyhoo, let's pretend for a minute that LG actually does love Britain, and that it isn't releasing its Netbook X110 just to cash in on the Eee 's success. What it's come up with is a portable ...