Everything is collapsible! Lenovo shows prototype of the world's first foldable PC

A Lenovo presented, during the convention Accelerate, which takes place between the 13th and 15th of May, in Florida, its first prototype of the first foldable PC ever made. Still unnamed, it is believed that the new prototype will enter the family of the ThinkPad X1.

Foldable PC promises performance and mobility

Being only a prototype and basically incomplete, the Lenovo informs that in 2020 we will have more news about its new folding PC, and emphasize that it is something the market has never seen before, a new PC that will prove to have very easy mobility to be taken anywhere.

“It's not a cell phone, it's not a tablet, it's a new PC with innovative functions and a folding screen”.

Lenovo, during Accelerate

Still not much information about the new folding pc, it is possible that Lenovo publish your specifications in the CES 2020, an event that provides a stage for the most renowned companies in the market to show their technologies and their plans for the future. What was disclosed by the company is that the computer will have a screen of 13.3 inches with a OLED 2K made in partnership with LG. The company also announced that the computer will run on an Intel processor, and will come with Windows already installed on the system.

Like Galaxy fold, the prototype of the Lenovo can fold and unfold, with a technology that uses magnetic locks to make the “magic” of folding happen smoothly and precisely, just like the smartphone from the Samsung.

It is remarkable how the prototype of the new folding PC from Lenovo manages to stand out among other computers when placed side by side. The prototype promises day-to-day ease, with portable and powerful tools for those who want to take their work with them wherever they go.

Still without a release date announced, the foldable PC from Lenovo is expected to be released in 2020 and we will probably have more news about it in the CES 2020, which takes place in the first quarter of the year. Are folding devices really the future of technology? Comment your opinion on the subject in the fields below.

Watch the presentation video: