This 14-inch laptop has a screen that unrolls to 17 inches
At IFA 2026, Lenovo unveiled the ThinkBook Project Swan, a business laptop concept with a horizontally rollable OLED display that expands from a standard 14-inch form factor to a 17-inch 16:9 screen. The design is more restrained than previous vertical rollable concepts, aiming for a conventional laptop experience with an expandable screen.
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Lenovo's IFA concepts include the Project AeroBlade, a 14-inch laptop using four Frore AirJet Mini modules for fanless cooling, a 10mm-thick magnesium-aluminum chassis, and Intel Lunar Lake. The other, Project Swan, is a ThinkBook with a rollable OLED that expands from 14 to 17 inches, albeit with added bulk. Both are concept devices, not yet for sale, but feel closer to production than previous prototypes.