Lenovo Introduces ThinkBook Plus Twist with Rotatable E Ink and OLED Screen – Computing – News

Lenovo introduced the ThinkBook Plus Twist, a laptop whose top half rotates and contains two screens. One side contains a 13.3″ OLED screen and the other side has a 12″ E Ink screen. Both screens are touchscreens.

The ThinkBook Plus Twist is a new version of the ThinkBook Plus that Lenovo first showed off three years ago, which has an ips panel inside and an E Ink panel outside. The twist has the new main function that the top half can rotate, allowing users to choose which screen to use in which orientation. Now, for example, they can use the E Ink screen in laptop mode and the OLED panel in tablet mode, which was not possible with the predecessor.

The 2.8k-13.3″ OLED panel has a maximum brightness of 400cd/m², a refresh rate of 60Hz, and supports one hundred percent of the DCI-P3 color spectrum. The resolution of the 12″ E Ink screen does not is shared, Lenovo does say it is a color panel that has a 12Hz refresh rate. Both screens have touch and pen support.

The laptop has dual speakers and Dolby Atmos support, dual microphones, a full HD camera and a fingerprint scanner. The battery is 56Wh, which would allow you to use the E Ink screen for 21 hours. The ThinkBook Plus Twist comes with Windows 11, a 13th Generation Intel Core processor, up to 16GB of Lpddr5X memory, and up to 1TB of PCIe SSD storage. The laptop has two Thunderbolt 4-USB-C ports, one 3.5mm port, and supports Wi-Fi 6E and Bluetooth 5.1. The ThinkBook Plus Twist will be available in Europe from June and will cost a minimum of 1699 euros.