Lenovo, in its least surprising move yet, is working on a concept laptop with a rotating screen that can switch from a conventional landscape orientation to a portrait one — making it the ultimate doomscrolling machine.
This leak comes courtesy of Evan Blass, a reliable name in the industry, who claims Lenovo is set to unveil this device next week in Europe at IFA 2025. The video below was posted by ZDNet just a day after the initial leak.
Regardless, it’s a cool concept and the latest one in a long line from the company. Lenovo has previously showcased a laptop with a rollable display, one featuring a transparent MicroLED screen, and an AI-powered laptop chassis equipped with a motorized hinge that follows you around. Shockingly, that concept has found new life with Project Ballet, which is a smart laptop stand that uses sensors (and AI, of course) to physically move and position it around you for maximum ergonomics.
Project Pivo, meet Project Ballet. This AI-powered concept utilizes a laptop’s sensors (mic, cam, etc) to determine a user’s position and adjust the notebook in real time, via a motorized gimbal, for maximum ergonomics. pic.twitter.com/l9T47wF07YAugust 29, 2025
Some of Lenovo’s concepts eventually make it to market, such as the aforementioned rollable display, which was incorporated into the ThinkBook Plus Gen 6 and retailed for just $3,499. Given the existence of dual-screen devices like the LG Wing, as well as monitors that can transition from flat to curved, it’s not unreasonable to believe that this technology might become a commercial product someday.
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