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Lenovo's 17.3-inch bezel-less transparent ThinkBook made waves at MWC 2024, but remains a proof of concept, despite claims of future potential, amidst skepticism from experts.

Project Crystal, a.k.a. Lenovo ThinkBook Transparent Display Laptop, is the world's first. Lenovo outdid itself in its latest showcase at the Mobile World Congress 2024 in Barcelona, Spain, as it ...

Besides, even if Lenovo does show off the laptop at MWC, there’s no guarantee it’ll ever go on sale or be available to regular consumers. Companies love to bring flashy concept devices to big shows ...

Two weeks ago, a rumor circulated that Lenovo was about to introduce a laptop with a transparent display. We thought it sounded like a cool gimmick at the time, but we'd wait and see what Lenovo ...

Photos of a bizarre-looking Lenovo laptop with a transparent main display have emerged online. It's unclear how this laptop would function, but it may use the recently announced see-through OLED ...

Lenovo officially confirmed it is working on a concept notebook design that includes a transparent display as part of its Mobile World Congress 2024 product lineup in Barcelona, Spain.

See-through laptop displays, paired with AI and augmented reality: Is this the future of work? We went hands-on with Lenovo's mind-boggling prototype laptop ahead of MWC 2024.

Lenovo will be one of the tech giants presenting at MWC 2024 from 26th to 29th February. According to Windows Report, quoting unnamed sources close to the matter, the company is planning to unveil a ...

The first see-through laptop coming as a concept According to a fresh leak, Lenovo is going to bring the first fully transparent laptop to Mobile World Congress 2024, which kicks off later this month.

A transparent laptop screen? It sure sounds like a trick, but even a blog called Mighty Optical Illusions concedes that it's stumped by this one. The site is so baffled, in fact, that it is asking ...