Lenovo brought concept laptops with 3D screens, foldable OLED, and solar panels to Mobile World Congress, along with new ideas for 3D gestures and AI accessories.

The Lenovo ThinkBook 'Codename Flip' AI PC Concept can be set to five different display modes, thanks to its flexible OLED panel. But who is this thing for?

Lenovo has a history of showing off weird and interesting new product ideas at trade shows. Remember the laptop with the rollable display from a few years ago? This year at MWC it's doing the same thing, with a host of unique, fun, and downright silly ideas, some of which could inform designs and decisions for future products.

As it does every year, Lenovo brought brand new ThinkBook and Yoga laptops to the Mobile World Congress in Spain, which Windows fans in search of an upgrade to one of the latest AI PCs on the market should appreciate.

Lenovo has another funky experiment it’s announcing at Mobile World Congress: the ThinkBook “codename Flip” AI PC Concept. It’s a productivity / business laptop with a flexible display, allowing it to be used as a traditional 13.1-inch clamshell, a folded-up 12.9-inch tablet, or a laptop with an extra-tall 18.1-inch vertical screen.

Lenovo's latest AI PC concept device is essentially a 5-in-1 laptop that includes foldable and rollable features. The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox

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Lenovo reveals its ThinkBook "codename Flip" AI PC concept, boasting an 18.1-inch outward-folding OLED display in a 13-inch laptop.