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Large corporations typically play it safe when it comes to consumer hardware, sticking to incremental updates year after year. Lenovo, however, is breaking the mold with its latest PC lineup, showcasing a mix of products and concepts that push the boundaries of traditional thinking.
The Rollable Laptop
CES 2025 unveiled the transition of the rollable laptop from concept to reality with the ThinkBook Plus Gen 6. Priced at $3,500, this innovative device boasts a mechanical display that expands to a massive 16.7 inches in size. The unrolling process is subtle but effective, taking only around 10 seconds to transform from a compact form to a larger screen.
Future Concepts
While some products showcased at CES remain in the concept phase, they hint at exciting possibilities. One standout is a large-screen desktop equipped with onboard motion tracking, allowing it to adjust position based on the user’s movements. Made from sustainable materials like bamboo and corn, this system also features a wireless keyboard that charges using ambient light from the monitor.
