This is the world's first Lenovo ThinkPad X1 folding screen computer

Recently, Lenovo had the world's first folding screen computer display, which can be folded like some recently launched folding screen smartphones such as Samsung Galaxy Fold or Huawei Mate X, attracting attention. the idea of ​​many technology lovers. The ThinkPad X1, which has a touchscreen display using OLED technology, folds in at 13.3 inches and is as small as a notebook and has a resolution of 2K, much higher than a regular laptop.

The Lenovo ThinkPad X1 folding screen computer used for demonstration is just a pre-production version, which is expected to be commercialized by 2020.

According to Verge, compared to a folding screen on a smartphone, a folding screen on a computer offers a higher use value. For example, when using the ThinkPad X1, a 13.3-inch screen is equivalent to the space of a conventional laptop, making users more comfortable than tablet screens.

When not in use, the double folded computer screen makes its size more compact, only equivalent to a notebook.

Lenovo's folding computer monitor model not only folds and unlocks all hinges but can also open a fixed angle to make it more convenient for users to input data on the touch screen, making it a more pleasant experience. Common tablets.

When folding and erecting a screen part, the computer with this folding screen looks like a small laptop with 2 touch screens.

Lenovo's multi-touch screen also supports Wacom stylus to help write. Machine with USB-C connection.

However, with what Lenovo has shown, The Verge thinks that folding screen design is still not compatible with Windows software.

Lenovo has not announced the processor, RAM and memory specifications of the first folding screen computer. However, battery life is thought to be up to a day by Lenovo.