Lenovo shows the first foldable laptop
of David Haydl 
on May 14, 2019, 15:30 pm | Write a comment
We already know foldable smartphones from Huawei and Samsung. Now Lenovo is coming along and showing a prototype of the first foldable laptop. It can do that.
What the foldable laptop from Lenovo will be called when it is launched is currently still unclear. Due to the fact that the ThinkPad X1 logo is on the leather sleeve, we suspect that the new product will belong to this series. And yes, the case is made of real leather. If you fold the device, you will be greeted by the 13,3-inch touchscreen, which has a 2K resolution and supports input using the pen supplied. A small keyboard is also included, which did not work at the press event.
Not very much known yet
Even though Lenovo's foldable device is set to hit the market next year - assuming it doesn't experience the same problems as Samsung - not much is known about the device. At the moment, we can say that the device will run a special version of Windows (even though Windows 10 was installed on the prototype) and will have an Intel processor inside. Lenovo has not yet announced any prices, but it is assumed that the first foldable laptop will cost around 2000 euros.