Lenovo, the laptop and smartphone heavyweight, just took a wild swing with the C55, a $70 compact digital camera that’s gunning for vloggers and casual creators. Launched in China, this pocket-sized gadget packs a specs list that sounds like a steal, but is it a hidden gem or just too good to be true?
Yes, the Lenovo Legion 9i (2025), a 10th-generation model with an 18-inch screen, can include an optional 2K 3D display that doesn’t require special glasses to view. This premium gaming laptop was shown off today at Lenovo’s Tech World event in Shanghai, made for serious gamers, content creators, and professionals.
You’ve seen the dual-screen Yoga Book 9i, now check out the Lenovo ThinkBook Flip, an innovative laptop concept that boasts a 13-inch OLED that can be folded outwards and up to 18.1-inches in seconds. This vertically expanded workspace can seamlessly switch between five distinct modes: Clamshell, Vertical, Share, Tablet, and Read Mode for distraction-free reading.
Lenovo unveiled the world’s first AI display with an NPU inside earlier today, and it basically leverages artificial intelligence to optimize user experience. Unfortunately (or fortunately), this is not an all-in-one PC, which means you’ll still need to plug in either a laptop or desktop computer.
It’s no transparent display laptop, but the Lenovo Yoga Solar PC concept is far more practical. Its solar panel has a 24% conversion rate by leveraging ‘Back Contact Cell’ technology, which moves mounting brackets and gridlines to the back of the solar cells, maximizing the active absorption.
The Lenovo IdeaPad 1 laptop is ideal for work, school, or light productivity purposes, and you can get one for $379.05 shipped, originally $799. Featuring a crisp 15.6″ Full HD (1920×1080) anti-glare display, an Intel Celeron N4500 processor, 8GB of DDR4 RAM, and a 1TB PCIe SSD. Product page.
Sleek, stylish, yet functional, the 2.62 pound Lenovo Yoga Slim 9i (2025) is touted as the world’s first available CUD (camera-under-display) laptop enhanced with Visionary.ai image processing technology. This results in a razor-thin bezel that houses a brilliant 14-inch 4K 120Hz PureSight Pro OLED display with a 98% screen-to-body ratio.
Lenovo’s Savior Tactical Mobile SSD is definitely one you don’t want to travel with, as it was designed to look like a hand grenade. Why would such a large multinational technology company build such a product? Well, it was to celebrate the release of the blockbuster war movie Operation Dragon in China.
