Lenovo shows laptop with removable screen, keyboard, ports

"The system comes standard with a 14-inch, 4K 120 Hz OLED touch panel you can't pull off, but there's a secondary display you can attach to the back of the lid via a magnetic connection, or use as a standalone second monitor by connecting with a wire, or snap onto the deck, giving you a dual-screen laptop like the Yoga Book 9i."

"The laptop has two of Lenovo's Magic Bay magnetic 11 pogo pin connectors, one on the back of the lid and one beneath the keyboard. These connectors, which have appeared on shipping ThinkBooks such as the ThinkBook 16p Gen 4 before, allow you to connect a light, a webcam, or a 4G modem."

"Beneath the keyboard perch two removable port blocks you can use to swap out ports. On the right side, you can remove the HDMI port and, on the left, there's a pop-off USB-C port. Though the company did not show this during its demo, we assume that Lenovo would offer alternate port blocks you could pop on in their place if this laptop ever came to market."

Lenovo introduced the ThinkBook Modular AI PC concept at Mobile World Congress, demonstrating a laptop design that prioritizes modularity and customization. The system features a fixed 14-inch 4K 120 Hz OLED touchscreen paired with a removable secondary display that connects magnetically to the lid or functions as a standalone monitor. The keyboard detaches completely, enabling dual-screen configurations while remaining usable via Bluetooth. Two Magic Bay magnetic connectors with 11 pogo pins allow attachment of various accessories including lights, webcams, and modems. Removable port blocks on both sides enable users to swap HDMI and USB-C ports, with Lenovo presumably offering alternative port configurations for different user needs.

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