It looks like Lenovo is set to debut a rollable concept laptop called the ThinkBook Plus in the near future, perhaps at CES 2025, if leaked images published by Evan Blass are to be believed.

Lenovo likes to show off concept devices at trade shows — earlier this year at MWC 2024, it exhibited a laptop with a transparent display. Fast forward to IFA 2024 in Berlin, and I’ve got my ...

At MWC 2025, Lenovo revealed its ThinkBook 3D Laptop Concept, which comes equipped with a 3.2K (3200 x 2000) display that can seamlessly switch between 2D and 3D visuals — no glasses needed.

Lenovo is showing off its most outlandish concept designs at Mobile World Congress, including an OLED screen that folds backwards and a triple-monitor laptop expansion. By Michael Crider Staff ...

Beyond that, Lenovo is also showcasing the ThinkBook “Flip.” This new laptop has a 13-inch display by default, but unfolds the display to become an 18.1-inch screen that’s vertically huge.

According to images shared by prolific leaker Evan Blass, Lenovo’s sixth-generation ThinkBook Plus will have an extendable, rolling display that builds on the “rollable” laptop concept the ...

Besides, even if Lenovo does show off the laptop at MWC, there’s no guarantee it’ll ever go on sale or be available to regular consumers. Companies love to bring flashy concept devices to big shows ...

Lenovo Aura Edition laptops offer an easier way to activate a slew of Windows features, and the company’s latest concept twists and turns its screen on command.

It’s practically tradition at this point for Lenovo’s usually straight-faced R&D department to use the Mobile World Congress show as a break from churning out traditional laptops; instead it gets to ...

Think of your wildest ideas for a laptop and see if you can build it. I'm pretty sure that was Lenovo's approach for its concepts this year, but some of them are actually really impressive. I wouldn't ...

Lenovo Aura Edition laptops offer an easier way to activate a slew of Windows features, and the company’s latest concept twists and turns its screen on command.