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Lenovo’s Roll-Out Display Laptop Is So Pleasingly Weird
By Florence Ion, December 20, 2024
We have to give Lenovo its kudos this year. The computer maker, which for so long was only associated with stuffy business laptops that employers forced onto your dad, has been knocking it out of the park with concept laptops and hardware that at least attempts something different than the competition.
Sometimes, these concepts are a little outlandishâlooking at you, see-through laptop âbut sometimes, they feel like they could be actually useful. And then there’s this: Lenovo’s latest offering is a roll-out display laptop that’s so pleasingly weird we can’t help but want to try it out.
At first glance, the device looks like a regular laptop with a sleek design and all the usual bells and whistles. But when you lift the lid, you’re in for a surprise: the entire keyboard area unfolds into a massive touchscreen display that’s begging to be used as a drawing board or presentation tool.
Yes, you read that right – a fold-out touchscreen keyboard that turns your laptop into a giant tablet. It sounds bizarre, but trust us when we say it looks incredibly cool and has potential uses that we can’t even begin to imagine.
Imagine using this thing in a meeting room, presenting complex data sets on the fly or brainstorming with colleagues. Or, hell, just using it as an enormous digital whiteboard for your morning coffee shop session.
And let’s not forget about gaming – while this device is unlikely to replace any serious gaming rigs out there, we can see some potential uses in streaming and YouTube content creation.
In all seriousness though, Lenovo might be onto something here. The possibilities are endless, and we’re genuinely excited to see what kind of software and hardware developers will create for this new form factor.
We’ll have more on this as the story develops, but for now, let’s just say that Lenovo has once again proven that they can push the boundaries and make us think differently about how we interact with technology.
Source: gizmodo.com
