Folding screens have gained significant attention in recent years, but rollable displays are poised to take center stage as the next innovation in portable technology. While various manufacturers have showcased rollable screens at tech events, none have yet brought a commercial product to market—until now.
According to renowned tech leaker Evan Blass, Lenovo is set to unveil its latest ThinkBook Plus model featuring a rollable display during the upcoming CES event in January. Leaked images reveal a sleek device that seamlessly blends innovative technology with classic design.
The ThinkBook Plus functions as a typical laptop with a 3:2 aspect ratio screen, allowing users to interact with it like any conventional device. However, the true magic happens when users need additional screen space—simply pull the display up to reveal a larger viewing area, transforming it with an impressive effect.
While detailed specifications for the screen are yet to be disclosed, the concept of a rollable display generates excitement and curiosity. Concerns regarding the durability of first-generation products are valid, but anticipation remains high for what promises to be a groundbreaking addition to the laptop market. Additionally, potential buyers should be prepared for a premium price tag that often accompanies innovative technology.
