According to previous revelations, Lenovo will launch a new ThinkBook Plus with a rare fish screen in a notebook that supports touch. And it also comes with an 8-inch secondary screen on the C-side, making it a sight to behold. Today, digital blogger @OlaPigWang took a photo of the real laptop, saying “it’s too advanced.”
Lenovo ThinkBook Plus is equipped with a 17.3-inch IPS screen with 21:10 ratio, 3072×1440 resolution, 120Hz refresh rate, 400nits brightness, 1500:1 contrast ratio, and 99% DCI-P3 color gamut.
The secondary screen on the C side is an 8-inch IPS screen with a 10:16 ratio, 800×1280 resolution, 60Hz refresh rate, 350nits brightness, 60% NTSC color gamut, and also supports touch control.
In the picture, the secondary screen occupies almost the entire C-side super 1/4 of the area, leaving the keyboard area is relatively compact, and even the small keyboard area has been eliminated.
In terms of performance, ThinkBook Plus will be available with i5-12500H and i7-12700H processors, core graphics, and memory offering 16GB or 32GB options with LPDDR5-4800 specifications.
The notebook is over 41cm long, 23cm wide, less than 1.8cm thick and weighs less than 2kg, with interfaces such as Thunderbolt 4 provided in addition to full-featured USB-C and HDMI.
