LG Gram 15 - Laptop Durability Test! - Will It Survive?

LG Gram 15 current pricing and specs: http://www.lg.com/us/laptops/lg-15Z970-AAAS7U1-ultra-slim-laptop
This laptop WAS provided to me by LG - Opinions and Tests are my own.

In this video I take one of the worlds lightest laptops and put it through a series of durability tests. First the build quality test, seeing what materials the laptop is made from. Second I put it through a drop test, and finally a 200 pound crush test. If a laptop can survive these three events, I would consider it durable.

What tests should be included with the next laptop? Should I drop it 5 times instead of 3?

What laptop should I test next?

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