Lenovo launches the first foldable PC
View(s):Lenovo, the global technology leader, this week announced the launch of the ThinkPad X1 Fold in
Sri Lanka.
The ThinkPad X1 Fold is the first of its kind in a new personal computing category that will push boundaries and redefine how we engage with technology and eliminate security threats while working and learning from home, the company said in a media release.
This latest addition in the ThinkPad family adapts to the new remote, office, and hybrid working models, enabling trailblazers to embrace ground-breaking innovation that will empower creativity, collaboration, and entertainment as it seamlessly transforms to their specific needs.
The X1 Fold offers a revolutionary mix of portability and versatility that defines a new computing category enabled by Intel® Core™ processors, with Intel® Hybrid Technology and Intel’s Project Athena innovation program. These processors are engineering innovations that provide a hybrid CPU architecture for power and performance in a US dime-sized ultra-mobile form factor.
The ThinkPad X1 Fold continues the ThinkPad legacy of trusted quality and reliability thanks to its durable multilink torque hinge design. It went through additional testing to make sure the screen could handle the stresses of being opened and closed thousands of times, it said.
“Covered in an attractive leather folio, the ThinkPad X1 Fold looks more like a sketchbook than a laptop. At just 2.2 lbs (999g), it provides a split-screen experience and comes with a brilliant and seamless folding OLED screen that provides a full 33.52cms (13.3 inches) 2K display. The device comes bundled with the Lenovo Easel Stand for easy portrait or landscape placement on a desk, and a Bluetooth Mini Fold Keyboard that nests inside the system and are wirelessly charged by being magnetized to the screen when the system is closed,” the release said.