Lenovo Thinkbook Plus could be a notebook with two screens

Does a notebook with two screens sound too futuristic? Well, it looks like the Lenovo has an eye on the future and may be working on a model like this, earning the name of thinkbook plus. This would be the first model of the brand to have two displays, helping artists and other professionals who need a second screen to have greater productivity.

The information is from the profile Evleaks, which has already been known for anticipating prototypes of several brands, as well as launch dates for new smartphones, notebooks and other technology products. Understand more details about the possible Lenovo Thinkbook Plus right now and find out how this market is going, which, until then, does not have many options.

Thinkbook Plus: what to expect from a notebook with two screens

If you work with art or know an artist, it is not difficult to see that many times these professionals end up using a graphics tablet as a support in their work. Thinking of providing a solution to this need, the Lenovo is working on a notebook with two screens that can be 17 inches, which should also have the name of thinkbook plus. See below:

No more information about processor, RAM and storage was revealed, but according to a leak pointed out by the profile Evleaks, the model should indeed be a notebook with two screens, as well as aimed at people who work with digital art. Another interesting point is that this would be Lenovo's first model with two screens, where both displays can also be touch sensitive. (https://inboundrem.com/)

The market for notebooks with two screens can still be considered small and the Lenovo to be developing a model like this also indicates that it wants to compete directly with the ASUSwith your ZenBook Duo. But before that, there are points that should not be left out when developing the thinkbook plus.

Lenovo needs to develop solutions to make everything run smoothly

When a company starts to think about a model that is not yet so famous and/or present in the market, it is necessary to be very careful so that all the investment is not lost. With that in mind, the Lenovo should not and cannot measure efforts when developing a notebook with two screens.

This means that thinkbook plus you need to have a high-quality display, especially if the target audience is artists who are thinking about putting some products aside with a focus on productivity. Nowadays, these professionals work with two canvases at the same time, so it will be necessary to deliver a quality that makes artists leave a great setup aside to choose thinkbook plus.

RAM memory is another point where Lenovo shouldn't skimp, as we know that artists always choose to use several programs at the same time. The screen also needs to have an interesting refresh rate, as immediacy is increasingly present in the digital art market these days.

With that in mind, the Lenovo you will not only need to solve the problem of having two products (computer and graphics tablet) for the same task, but also think about the day-to-day of the professionals you want to have as a customer.

Asus ZenBook Duo is the only competitor to Lenovo Thinkbook Plus

If the Lenovo is preparing to launch a notebook with two screens, know that it is not the first to do so. At the beginning of this year, more precisely in January, the ASUS already launched a model like this, which took the name of ZenBook Duo.

With a 14″ main screen and a 12,6″ display (both touch-sensitive), the dual-screen notebook was first presented at CES 2021, arriving in Brazil three months later. Currently, the ZenBook Duo can be purchased from BRL 25.999 at Magazine Luiza.

O Zenbook Duo would then be the only competitor of the thinkbook plus, where the main positive point between both would be the larger screen of the Lenovo model, since the model that can be launched soon could be 17 inches. As more details were not revealed, we can only wait to know what the possible technical specifications of the thinkbook plus. But Lenovo shouldn't (and can't) save money when developing your first notebook with two screens.

When should Lenovo's dual-screen notebook be announced?

One thing that is already known is that Lenovo always waits for the CES (Consumer Electronic Show) to make big announcements, but at the same time, that doesn't stop the company from announcing the thinkbook plus in time for the end of the year festivities. With that in mind, we can expect the release of the second dual-screen notebook at any time.

The start of sales is still a big mystery, but looking at ASUS' strategy, we shouldn't wait too long for the price to be revealed to the general public. Bearing in mind that the development of thinkbook plus must be considered as a rumor, since the Lenovo has yet to comment on the leak.

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Sources: Evleaks e ASUS