Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Fold Gen 1

Following the release of smartphones with foldable screens to the masses, the “bend” principle was applied to a larger family of devices. The first swallow, combining the charms of a tablet and a laptop in one person, was the flexible Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Fold computer.

Foldable design

The model has a 13.3-inch screen based on an OLED matrix, which folds in half. When unfolded, it can be used as a large tablet, and when folded, the picture on the display is divided into two parts. The image is displayed on the screen of the device at a maximum resolution of 2048x1536 pixels, the threshold of its peak brightness is 300 nits. When folded, there is a visible gap between the halves of the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Fold. He was beaten to good use — the Mini Fold Bluetooth keyboard is hidden here.

Balanced Equipment

The hybrid computer runs under Windows 10. Under the hood, it can have up to 8 GB of RAM paired with a solid-state drive up to 1 TB. Also, the model is "friends" with the stylus, which increases its attractiveness in the eyes of designers and artists. The pen is included with the device out of the box, along with which the flexible laptop comes with an elegant leather case.

Everything that's needed

The additional assets of the gadget include an audio system with support for surround sound technology, a 50 kWh battery quick charge function (Rapid Charge), a couple of USB-C interfaces. The battery life of the model will be approximately 10-11 hours. In general, the first of its kind flexible laptop was a success. It's about the public's acceptance of the technology.