Lenovo Unveils World's First Foldable Windows PC for $2,499
Lenovo reveals the X1 Fold, a groundbreaking 13.3-inch device that runs full Windows and bends like a book. The company expects to ship the $2,499 machine in mid-2020.
Lenovo introduces the X1 Fold, which stands as the world's first foldable Windows machine. The device features a 13.3-inch flexible screen that runs full Windows, allowing users to send emails, play videos, and save work just like a standard notebook.
The company compares the form factor to a traditional book, emphasizing a balanced weight distribution and a natural folding motion. This design philosophy sets it apart from standard laptops and tablets, creating an entirely new category of personal computing hardware.
Initially teased last May, Lenovo confirms at CES 2020 that the X1 Fold ships in mid-2020 with an expected price of $2,499. This release brings the device out of vaporware territory and into a growing foldable market that recently saw the launch of the Samsung Galaxy Fold and Motorola Razr.