Leaked images reveal Lenovo is about to launch a laptop model with a unique rollable screen.
Lenovo, China's leading technology company, is in the process of completing a new laptop model with a rollable screen, expected to be introduced next m
onth at CES 2025. According to famous technology blogger @EvanBlass, the laptop mo
del called ThinkBook Plus 6th generation will have an expandable screen, allowing users to experience two screens stacked on top of each other.
Lenovo laptop roll screen.
Lenovo laptop roll screen.
If this information is accurate, the ThinkBook Plus design could offer a more elegant solution than the Lenovo Yoga Book 9i's fo
lding screen. Images shared by @EvanBlass on his personal page and Substack show the laptop in its normal mode with a slightly tall
er display, along with a video call on the top and a presentation deck on the bottom.
The final image shows the laptop from both sides, with the display unfo
lded to show a slideshow on top and a word processor underneath. The actual mechanic
s of the device will be interesting to see if it debuts at CES next January. However, co
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ncerns about the durability of this setup remain, as any moving parts could potentially fail in real-world use.
The laptop model will be introduced by Lenovo at CES 2025.
The laptop model will be introduced by Lenovo at CES 2025.
The exact dimensions of the 6th-generation ThinkBook Plus are currently unknown. If the design sticks to the information Lenovo intr
oduced at MWC 2023, the screen could be 12.7 inches in size and expandable to 15.3 inches with an 8:9 aspect ratio, equivalent to two 16:9 screens stacked on top of each other.
Lenovo is not the first company to experiment with unique screen designs. At MWC this year, a laptop model with a transparent screen was introduced, allowing users to see through it. With the development of folding technology and XR glass, along with recent leaked images, many believe that Lenovo's new product will soon be launched and bring interesting experiences to users.
