Lenovo is turning rollable displays from a CES curiosity into a recognizable design language. After the ThinkBook Plus Gen 6 Rollable made the jump from concept to a real, shippable product, the company appears ready to push the idea further with what’s reportedly called the ThinkPad Rollable XD Concept, expected
Lenovo’s upcoming Legion Pro Rollable is shaping up to be more than just another CES showpiece, and the leaked image you provided helps fill in a few key design clues that go beyond the written specs. The laptop shown features an extremely slim-bezel display, with the panel pushed almost edge-to-edge
MWC 2025 is just around the corner, and while smartphones may not dominate the show as they once did, there are still some exciting innovations to watch out for. Among them is the Lenovo ThinkBook Flip AI PC, which has just surfaced in leaked images thanks to Evan Blass. Lenovo
Lenovo took the stage at CES 2025 with a bold proof-of-concept device that’s as innovative as it is versatile: the AdaptX Mouse. It’s not just a mouse — it’s a multitool for the tech-savvy traveler, combining ergonomic design with a host of extra features that go far beyond your standard
At CES 2025, Lenovo showcased a lineup of innovative devices, but none stood out quite like the ThinkBook Plus Gen 6 Rollable. This laptop pushes the boundaries of industrial design, blending the portability of a traditional laptop with the expansive functionality of a dual-monitor setup. The Magic of Rollable Design
Lenovo is gearing up for a big splash at CES 2025 with an impressive tablet lineup. Four models are expected, catering to a variety of users, from productivity enthusiasts to gamers. Here’s a breakdown of what’s coming, based on the latest leaks. Lenovo Idea Tab Pro: Premium Features with AI
In the past two or three years, Lenovo has teased various sci-fi-esque laptop concepts at tech expos and events. Now, it looks like one of these futuristic designs is heading to retail shelves. Enter the Lenovo ThinkBook Plus, a rollable-screen laptop that can stretch vertically at the push of a
Lenovo is gearing up for an expansion of its Legion gaming lineup, and fresh leaks have revealed a lighter version of its portable console, the Lenovo Legion Go S, alongside the next-gen Lenovo Legion Go 2. Adding to the excitement, Lenovo is also rumored to be launching Legion Glasses 2,
Lenovo is doubling down on the portable gaming console market. After testing the waters with the Windows-powered Legion Go, the company seems to be building an entire lineup of devices in this space. Rumors about a budget-friendly model called the Legion Go S have been swirling for a while now,
Well here’s a move that could well alienate Motorola from Lenovo. Lenovo keeps on making its own phones and the next such device could be one focused on enterprise and security. It’s dubbed Lenovo ThinkPhone according to a fresh leak, which reveals renders for it. It could launch in 2023
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