Name: レノボの折りたたみ式PCハンズオン。これは必然だった (Lenovo’s Foldable PC Hands-on: This Was Inevitable)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T08:14:26.000Z
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you've probably heard of
the folding phone trend,

from Lenovo's ThinkPad X1 line of laptops,

It's a full Windows laptop
that you can also fold up.

Now what we're using here
is a really early prototype,

and a lot of the specs haven't
really been announced yet,

similar in size to a Huawei MateBook X Pro

when it's unfolded,
and it's about the size

of a hardcover book when it is folded up.

Lenovo has plans to add an
IR camera for Windows Hello

and video calls somewhere
on the top over here,

And things like port placement
might get moved around

The idea, though, is the
ports will be arranged

lying flat like a tablet, or on your lap.

There's also going to be a SIM
card slot on the final version

Lenovo is promising, though,
that the folding ThinkPad

is going to be a true laptop-class device.

or a companion device
that you take on the go

like Lenovo's Yoga Book
or Microsoft Surface Go.

To that end, Lenovo will be
including a miniature keyboard

so that you won't have to rely
on a weird software keyboard

It'll also come with a Wacom stylus, too.

Unfortunately, there's just
not a lot we can show off here.

software integration from
the foldable display

There are a few mock-ups
that we can show, though,

of what it might be like to
use a device like this.

So you can browse the web
either using the entire display

as a touchscreen tablet,
or by using the attached

keyboard and trackpad like
you would with a laptop.

so you can use it for
reading or consulting

using one half to take
notes with the stylus

or a digital keyboard, while
keeping your source material

The whole device is pretty
cleverly weighted, too.

but most of that weight
is with the battery

so it stays upright on your
lap without tipping over.

so it's easy to adjust to
whatever angle you'd like.

The stylus is attached to
the front of the device

will actually slide
upward when you unfold it,

which moves the stylus
to the side over here

It weighs about as much
as a hardcover copy

of one of the larger Harry
Potter books for comparison,

and the ability to hold it
partially folded like a book

makes it really comfortable
to hold in one hand

despite the fact that
this has a larger display.

although Lenovo says that
it is targeting a full day.

And the company has been similarly
mum about internal specs,

although it will have an
Intel chip of some kind.

The screen isn't quite
finalized yet either.

which is especially problematic given that

one of those screens is
going to be at an angle a lot.

To Lenovo's credit, though, the
crease is really hard to see

and feel, even on this prototype hardware,

Although, there's obviously
big questions still

about the durability of foldable displays,

especially in the wake
of Samsung's Galaxy Fold.

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