Lenovo will indeed market its rolling screen laptop

Lenovo will indeed market its rolling screen laptop
Lenovo will indeed market its rolling screen laptop

As is customary at each CES, Lenovo launched the heavy artillery by presenting a rather frightening number of new laptops for all budgets and for all tastes. However, there is one that stands out for a very good reason: the ThinkBook Plus Gen 6 Rollable includes a roll-up screen!

There is always a shortage of space on a laptop, even the largest ones. To solve this squaring of the circle, Lenovo has a solution: a drop-down screen. This is the main, astonishing feature of the ThinkBook Plus Gen 6 Rollable, whose 14-inch screen unfolds upwards to display a total surface area of ​​16.7 inches.

2.7 inches that make the difference

Simply press a key or wave your hand in front of the computer camera to save almost 50% more space. It is also a possible solution to avoid neck pain, with such a raised screen, your entire posture improves! According to Lenovo, the screen can be unrolled and rolled up 30,000 times without worry.

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On the other hand, the drop-down screen and its mechanism necessarily thicken the ThinkBook a little which, closed, measures almost 2 cm thick compared to 1.54 mm for a 16-inch MacBook Pro. However, it’s not as big as a gaming laptop.

The technical sheet of this Thinkbook includes, in addition to its OLED screen (brightness of 400 nits), up to 32 GB of RAM and 1 TB of storage, a battery with a capacity of 65 Whr, two Thunderbolt 4 ports, a jack port, support for Wi-Fi 7 and Bluetooth 5.4. It can be equipped with a maximum Intel Core Ultra 7 chip, all for a weight of 1.69 kg.

The laptop, which has been in development since at least 2023, will go on sale in the second quarter, starting at $3,499.

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