Ahead of MWC 2025, the Lenovo ThinkBook Flip foldable laptop promises to be the center of attention at this year's event.
Lenovo, a familiar name in the field of foldable devices with the typical product ThinkPad X1 Fold, has introduced the ThinkBook Flip AI PC - a product that brings a completely new experience. This device is equipped with a built-in keyboard and a dual-hinge design, creating a feeling of use like a traditional laptop.
The special feature of ThinkBook Flip is that when folded, the top part of the screen will face outward, similar to a tablet. When opened, half of the screen will be in the normal laptop position, while the other half faces backwards. Users can expand the top part of the screen to create an impressive display space, helping to improve work and entertainment efficiency. In particular, if you need to share content, just flip the top half of the screen so that the other person can easily observe.
Unlike devices such as ThinkBook X1 Fold or Asus ZenBook Duo, where the keyboard is a separate accessory, ThinkBook Flip does not "cut" the keyboard to make room for display space. This helps reduce operations for users, bringing more convenience.
However, according to leaked images, the ThinkBook Flip's ports appear to be quite limited, with a pill-shaped indentation on each side, which could house a USB-C or USB-A port. The webcam is housed in a small "notch" on the top edge of the screen.
Currently, the detailed specifications of the ThinkBook Flip have not been announced. It is expected to be equipped with Intel Arrow Lake-H or Lunar Lake processors, and if there is an AMD version, it could use a Ryzen AI 7 chip based on the Strix Point architecture. With MWC coming up, users will soon have the opportunity to fully admire the Lenovo ThinkBook Flip, which promises to be one of Lenovo's most interesting products in the field of foldable computers.