Lenovo has progressed in integrating rollable OLED technology into laptops, transitioning from concept models to the commercially available ThinkBook Plus Gen 6. This device features a built-in mechanism that extends the screen vertically, providing additional space for typing and scrolling. The company is now reportedly set to unveil its first gaming laptop equipped with a rollable OLED screen that allows for an ultrawide 21:9 aspect ratio, with edges extending beyond the chassis.
The upcoming Lenovo Legion Pro Rollable is expected to make its debut at CES 2026. While details are limited, reports suggest it will be the first gaming laptop to feature a horizontal rollable display. Currently, specifications such as display resolution, refresh rate, and internal components remain undisclosed, aside from an Intel Core Ultra processor. It is also unclear what the dimensions of the display will be when rolled or unrolled, as well as the pricing and exact release date. The timing of its potential showcase at CES aligns with Lenovo’s recent trend of introducing innovative technologies at major industry events.
A rollable OLED with a horizontal orientation may reduce the reliance on external monitors, offering a portable solution for users. If the display achieves a resolution of at least 1440p and incorporates a fast refresh rate, it could enhance user experience both on the go and at home. However, it is anticipated that the price will be on the higher end, possibly exceeding the $3,500 price tag of the ThinkBook Plus Gen 6.
Source: https://www.theverge.com/news/840124/lenovo-rollable-legion-pro-gaming-laptop-rumor