Lenovo could debut a laptop with a foldable display at MWC 2025

Phones with foldable displays are becoming increasingly common these days. But laptops? That’s not really a thing for now. However, Lenovo could be getting ready to change our perception. According to a post on X by tipster Evan Blass (protected account), Lenovo might launch a new laptop with a foldable display at MWC 2025.

The laptop in question is rumored to be known as the Lenovo ThinkBook Flip AI PC. This is a laptop that looks like a regular laptop, except that it has a foldable display. When the display is fully unfolded, it will be twice as tall as a regular laptop display. Users will also have the option of folding the display behind the primary display.

This will allow users to stow the second half of the display when it’s not in use. Alternatively, they can use it as a secondary display so that someone else can see what’s on their screen. This could be useful for more intimate presentations or just screen sharing in general. We’re not sure if Lenovo is introducing software features that allows the second half of the display to mirror the primary display, so we’ll have to wait and see.

What’s interesting is that Lenovo seems to be going all-in with flexible display technologies on their computers. At CES 2025, the company showed off a laptop with a rollable display. This laptop will be hitting the market in the summer of 2025, but we’re not sure if this foldable laptop from Lenovo will launch alongside it or go on sale at a later date.

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