At the Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2025 in Barcelona, Lenovo unveiled a series of forward-looking concept laptops that offer a glimpse into the possible developments in laptop technology. These concepts combine innovative designs with advanced features to meet the needs of modern users.
Key highlights:
- ThinkBook “Codename Flip” AI PC Concept: A laptop with an outward-folding OLED display that enables different usage modes.
- Yoga Solar PC Concept: A laptop that uses solar energy for power supply and thus supports environmentally friendly working.
- Magic Bay Dual Display Concept: An accessory that adds a second screen to ThinkBook laptops, making multitasking easier.
Lenovo ThinkBook “Codename Flip” AI PC Concept
The ThinkBook “Codename Flip” AI PC Concept represents a significant step in the evolution of flexible laptop designs. Equipped with an 18.1-inch OLED touchscreen that can be folded outwards, this device offers different modes of use:
- Compact laptop mode: when closed, the device serves as a 13.1-inch laptop with a full keyboard and touchpad.
- Tablet mode: By folding the screen, the device can be used as a 12.9-inch tablet, ideal for handwritten notes or drawings.
- Extended display mode: When fully opened, an 18.1-inch display is available, which is particularly suitable for multitasking or presentations.
A special feature of this concept is the Smart ForcePad, a trackpad with touch shortcuts and LED-illuminated multimedia controls, which further enhances the user experience.
Lenovo Yoga Solar PC Concept
With the Yoga Solar PC Concept, Lenovo presents an environmentally friendly notebook that uses solar energy for its power supply. The integration of solar cells on the casing lid enables the device to be charged efficiently and wirelessly, achieving a remarkable energy conversion rate of 24%. This concept is aimed at users who value sustainability and want to work independently of external power sources while on the move.
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Lenovo Magic Bay Dual Display Concept
The Magic Bay Dual Display Concept is a modular accessory that adds an extra screen to ThinkBook laptops. This concept allows users to increase their productivity by, for example, working on the main screen while simultaneously viewing reference material on the additional display. The flexibility of this accessory supports efficient multitasking and adapts to the individual needs of the user.
Conclusion
Lenovo’s presentation at MWC 2025 shows that the company is striving to continuously push the boundaries of laptop design. The concepts presented offer innovative solutions for different user needs and provide a glimpse of possible future developments in laptop technology. Lenovo has not yet announced if and when these concepts will go into series production and at what price they will be available.
