ThinkBook

Now, the hardware dominated and the engineers had a field day playing with concepts.

So one of those, for example, was Lenovo's ThinkBook Project Swan.

Now, the ThinkBook is a well-known business laptop, but this one has a flexible display, an OLED, OLED display, organic LED.

You press a button and the screen extends horizontally from 14 inches to 17 inches, so it becomes a use des- desktop screen that, uh, you can use for, for example, spreadsheets side by side with, uh, documents and the like.

A lot of people will love that for gaming.

Wow

... it's a ThinkBook something.

That's cool.

I don't know what it is.

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I made a little video of it and whatever, but it's a...

W- this is awesome in so many ways, but it's a, it's a ThinkBook, right? So you look at this thing, you're like, "Yep, ThinkBook.

Okay, cool." It is a 14-inch, 4 by 3 screen.

Especially for laptops, if you're ultra-portable

and it's like, oh, I can get decent gameplay on my ThinkBook or whatever, that's amazing.

because yeah that's what i was saying like for maybe if a future is offloading a lot of the upscaling technology to an integrated graphics or a second gpu like that i mean those integrated graphic gpus are getting so good they are they're getting so i mean i

think what you were talking about would only probably still be seen in the highest end but i still wonder what the trickle-down effect would be for the lowest end

It is the ultimate flex for the person who needs maximum screen real estate at 30,000 feet.

Lenovo also showed off the ThinkBook Plus, which has a color e-ink screen on the back of a regular display that you can swivel around.

It is a big year for color e-ink.

It feels a bit more advanced than something like the Amazon Kindle Scribe.