Lenovo’s latest concept device takes rollable laptops to their extreme.
Lenovo wants to make rolling screens more ubiquitous. These flexible screens can extend out from their normal aspect ratio, so a device like the ThinkBook Gen 6 Rollable can go from a 14-inch laptop to a 16-inch screen. Gamers, on the other hand, may want something wider than taller. Lenovo’s latest concept accomplishes just that, and it makes more sense than you may initially think.
Lenovo’s Legion Pro Rollable concept is essentially the company’s existing Legion Pro 7i, but the 240Hz OLED screen is replaced with a flexible display. In its default state, the screen sticks to the standard 16 inches. With a press of the Fn and arrow keys, you can extend the screen to a further 21.5 inches in “tactical” mode and 24 inches in “arena” mode. At its max width, the screen appears far more like my typical desktop monitor—wide enough for my gaming habits.
