lenovo unveils the 'world's first' foldable laptop with a 13-inch bendable screen that folds in half to become the size of a book - samsung

Lenovo will not let Samsung's folding phone fail on the flexible screen.
The Chinese tech giant is bringing curved screen technology to a brand new device, releasing what it calls "the world's first foldable PC.
The laptop can already be folded in half, but the inside of Lenovo as-is no longer the screen and keyboardyet-
The unnamed PC has 13. 3-
When you deploy, convert the device to a fairly large tablet.
This is not a mix of phones, tablets or familiar products; this is a full-
The laptop comes with a foldable screen, the company said in a statement.
The device is perfect for consumers who want full benefits on the go
A tablet screen, but equipped with all the computing power of a standard laptop.
Turn on when it is in laptop mode
The on-screen keyboard seems to allow you to type emails, write documents, etc.
The user can also connect the Bluetooth keyboard so that it can be used with the device when the Bluetooth keyboard is folded and turned on, thus taking advantage of the maximum real estate of the screen.
A promising detail is that there seems to be no ugly creases in the middle of the display --
The problem has plagued the review department of Samsung Galaxy Fold. Early hands-
When commenting on the device, Engmodo, Engadget and others noted that the internal screen looks very seamless.
Similar to the Galaxy Fold, the latch of the laptop is magnetic closed and the gap where the hinge is located is small.
Lenovo says form-
The factor makes the device ideal for "day and night" use.
Users can fold it in half, read their favorite book in bed, expand it, and use the built-in
Watch their favorite video on the stand
Free or as a complete
Screen Tablets for notes at office meetings.
When folded in half, it becomes the size of a large hardcover book.
Lenovo claims it is also very light and weighs less than 2 lbs.
The device also has built-in
In an infrared camera that can power things like Windows Hello, Microsoft's biometric security system allows users to log in using facial recognition technology.
Two USB-
The C port is located on the device, except for the stereo speakers and"
According to Lenovo, the battery life is one day.
The company says the device is still an early prototype, with more details to come in 2020.
According to the Verge, Lenovo hopes to include Wacom pens and cellular support in future versions of the device.
In addition to noting that it will be part of the ThinkPad X1 series, it does not provide many specific details about specifications or prices.