Lenovo’s GT3 Max is a low-cost drone that aims to compete with models like the DJI Neo series, but without the high cost. It can be purchased on AliExpress for between €60 and €70, depending on shipping / taxes. Even while it’s unknown who is actually making this small quadcopter, which is likely just another example of the all-too-common third-party production in the world of low-cost electronics, it bears the full Lenovo name.
The Lenovo ThinkBook Modular AI PC concept is one of the most intriguing things Lenovo has planned for MWC 2026. Some leaked renders from technology insider Evan Blass show us a laptop that still looks like a laptop on the outside, with the same familiar clamshell design, but on the inside it has been entirely flipped on its head.
Lenovo’s latest concept allows you to enjoy stereoscopic 3D on a laptop without having to put on a pair of special glasses. The Yoga Book Pro 3D, courtesy of Evan Blass, will be unveiled to the public for the first time at the Mobile World Congress in early March 2026 and while it’s not a radical new concept, the laptop represents a natural progression of the Yoga Book line with the addition of depth to the visuals
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The Lenovo Legion Go Fold debuts as a novel attempt to combine the portability of a gaming handheld with the versatility of a small laptop, all in a single foldable chassis. Lenovo will unveil this at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona on March 2, 2026, and as of now, it appears that the device will be a game changer.
Many low-cost tablets feel like half-finished devices, bound within Amazon’s ecosystem with limited app availability and a general sense of sluggishness. The Lenovo Idea Tab (2025) with the Lenovo Tab Pen and Folio Case, priced at $179.99 (was $249.99), is an entirely different beast.
Lenovo and Motorola have recently introduced Qira, a personal AI assistant that connects their laptops, cellphones, and everything in between. Qira debuted at CES 2026 in Las Vegas and is essentially their solution to the existing jumble of AI interactions dispersed over a variety of devices.
Last October, Lenovo unveiled a prototype of a laptop with an auto-rotating screen, called the Auto-Twist AI PC. People could observe as the display swung around to follow a person going across the room or switched to tablet mode with a simple voice command. Many dismissed it as just another sophisticated concept that would never leave the lab, but recent leaks indicate that things may be changing.
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Leaks have a habit of catching you off guard when CES is right around the corner. This time, we’re looking at Lenovo’s Legion Pro Rollable, a gaming laptop that aims to broaden your vision in ways that regular laptops cannot. Official promotional images and internal conversation reveal that it is a device with a screen that rolls out sideways, transforming what would otherwise be a tiny laptop into something much larger.
