Lenovo’s Rollable Laptop Concept May Become Reality by 2025
Lenovo’s innovative rollable laptop concept first unveiled in 2023, could be on track to become a purchasable product by 2025, according to recent leaks. Renowned tech leaker Evan Blass has shared images of what appears to be the sixth-generation Lenovo ThinkBook Plus, featuring a display that extends upward, reminiscent of last year’s concept.
The leaked images showcase the laptop’s extended screen functionality, demonstrating its multitasking capabilities. In one example, the device displays a YouTube video alongside a document, highlighting its potential for enhanced productivity.
While Blass’s leak has generated excitement in the tech community, it notably lacks specific technical details or specifications. Key information about the laptop’s hardware and features remains undisclosed, leaving many questions unanswered.
If the leaked images prove accurate, industry insiders speculate that the rollable laptop could make its debut at the upcoming Consumer Electronics Show (CES). Given Blass’s strong track record of accurate leaks, often occurring shortly before official product announcements, the rumor carries significant weight.
This potential rollable laptop is not the only Lenovo product making waves in the tech world. Blass recently leaked images of a new Lenovo Legion Go handheld and a Legion Go S. Lenovo has since confirmed these rumors by announcing a handheld event with Valve as a special guest.
As the tech industry eagerly awaits further details, Lenovo’s possible entry into the rollable laptop market could mark a significant milestone in mobile computing innovation.
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