Lenovo has unveiled the world’s first transparent laptop, the ThinkBook Transparent Concept, featuring a transparent display, MicroLED technology, and a virtual keyboard at MWC 2024. It offers 55% transparency, 1,000 nits brightness, and potential for a real product in the next five years.
- Lenovo has showcased the ThinkBook Transparent Concept, the world’s first transparent laptop, at MWC 2024.
- The laptop features a 17.3-inch borderless screen with up to 55% transparency and a transparent keyboard area.
- It incorporates MicroLED technology instead of an AMOLED panel, offering better saturation, transparency, brightness, and image quality.
- The laptop runs on the Windows 11 operating system and includes a flat touch keyboard, which is a projection rather than a physical keyboard.
- Lenovo envisions the transparent laptop being particularly useful for artists or architects, enabling them to sketch directly on the screen.
- While it’s currently a proof of concept, Lenovo expresses high confidence that this technology will translate into a real laptop within the next five years.
- The laptop’s availability and detailed hardware specifications are yet to be revealed by Lenovo.