In addition to the Legion Go Fold concept, Lenovo is also preparing to showcase a modular ThinkBook concept at Mobile World Congress, as revealed by a well-known leaker. Given the lack of details, it’s very difficult to know exactly what Lenovo has in store based on the leaked images alone.
Just a few days ago, we saw an interesting prototype device that Lenovo is said to be developing, the Legion Go Fold with a massive 11.6-inch display. It appears that the consumer tech giant is preparing to showcase more than just one concept at the conference, as a known leaker has claimed.
According to Evan Blass on X, Lenovo is preparing to showcase a new modular laptop, which will likely be called the AI-powered ThinkBook modular concept. Only two images were shared, and no other details regarding specifications or capabilities were provided.
Given the lack of details, we can only make assumptions. It appears that the laptop will feature the traditional clamshell design. The top half looks like a regular monitor, and the bottom half is likely to be some sort of stand for accessories like monitors and keyboards.
In the second image, we can clearly see a secondary display where the keyboard would normally rest. Likewise, in the first image, the screen has been detached and moved to the side, with a traditional keyboard taking its place. Of course, this is just speculation, and Lenovo’s intentions may be completely different here.
Given that Mobile World Congress is right around the corner, laptop fans won’t have to wait long before they can find out what Lenovo has been cooking up behind the scenes. Unsurprisingly, release dates and pricing aren’t on the horizon at the moment, but more details should be available if the company presents the concept at the conference.
