Lenovo appears to be preparing another experimental device for MWC 2026. Following recent leaks around its foldable gaming handheld, new images now point to something different: a modular ThinkBook concept that rethinks the traditional laptop layout.

The visuals come from Evan Blass, who shared renders labeled as the “ThinkBook Modular AI PC concept.” On the surface, it looks like a standard clamshell laptop. But the lower half is where things get interesting.

One image shows a conventional keyboard and trackpad. Another replaces that entire area with a secondary display. In yet another configuration, the main display appears detached and positioned to the side, suggesting the base may support interchangeable or removable modules.

The idea seems fairly straightforward: give users the option to swap between a physical keyboard and a secondary screen, depending on the task. A second panel could serve as an extended workspace, a drawing surface, or a dedicated control area. Then, when needed, the system reverts to a more traditional laptop setup.

Lenovo has experimented with modular and unconventional designs before, especially at MWC. Past concepts have included rollable displays, magnetic add-ons, and transparent panels. Not all of them reached commercial production, but several ideas eventually influenced real products. So even if this remains a prototype, it could hint at longer-term direction.

There are still plenty of unanswered questions. It’s unclear how the modules connect — magnets, pogo pins, internal rails? There’s also no confirmation on stylus support, panel resolution, or how AI features factor into the concept.

As with most concept devices shown at MWC, this may be more about exploring possibilities than announcing a near-term product. Lenovo often uses the event to showcase forward-looking ideas and gauge reactions before committing to mass production.

MWC 2026 officially begins in Barcelona on March 2, so we likely won’t have to wait long for more concrete details. Whether this modular ThinkBook becomes a shipping product or simply a design experiment, it adds another entry to Lenovo’s growing list of unconventional PC concepts.

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Lenovo is one of the world’s largest laptop makers and the company has been actively launching new devices every now and then. To remain among the top laptop makers, the company needs to experiment and it is now showcasing one such experiment.

The China-based company has showcased Lenovo MOZI, a concept laptop that features a built-in projector and retractable keyboard. It has also revealed that the device has won the Red Dot Design Award.

Lenovo has shared only one image of this new concept laptop which showcases the pull-out design of the keyboard. The main body of the laptop also has a projection module to project the display on a wall.

Currently, the company has not revealed anything related to the specifications of this new concept laptop. It is also not known if Lenovo plans to mass-produce this device to make it available for the customers to purchase.

Red Dot introduced the device as a smart laptop that displays images through low-light projection. It is equipped with a computer unit, a projection unit, and a separate screen. It added that inspired by its innovative projection, MOZI can be used without a monitor, saving resources and enhancing the usefulness of the notebook.

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