During the Lenovo Tech World 2019 held on Friday last week in China, the Chinese tech giant Lenovo unveiled two innovative foldable devices that it hopes will revolutionize the tech space. The Moto Razr and Lenovo ThinkPad X1, a folding smartphone and laptop respectively. 
The ThinkPad X1 notebook was first showcased at an annual sales event in May. The tech giant again unveiled the device during the event last week. This has afforded us an opportunity to see hands-on pictures of the device and even get some details of its design.
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The Lenovo laptop comes with a foldable screen and is equipped with a 13.3-inch folding display which was confirmed to have been manufactured by China’s BOE Display, just like the Moto Razr’s. The laptop will surely sound the death knee to tablets when it goes official. Come on, who would want to move around with a tablet and laptop at the same time instead of having them both as a single device. The laptop can be switched to tablet, book or flip mode. In addition, the ThinkPad X1 can be used with a stand or a docking station for users who need a mouse and physical keyboard to operate.
We’ll still have to wait some more time to find out more details of the device but it is said to weigh around 900 grams while the display has a 2K resolution. We do note the thick bezels around the entire display and hope Lenovo can trim those further down. The display doesn’t seem to have any crease at the point where it bends, which is a good thing. However, it isn’t still a finished product and won’t be hitting shelves until next year.
Have a look at more pictures of the sleek foldable laptop from the gallery down below.
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