Lenovo ThinkBook Plus Gen 6 Rollable: Rolling out your future laptop?

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Ever thought you needed a laptop with a taller display? Lenovo at CES 2025 showed off what can be considered the first commercially available rollable laptop. The Lenovo ThinkBook Plus Gen 6 Rollable joins a line of experimental laptops from Lenovo. Unrolled, it inconspicuously looks like your typical 14-inch laptop. But with a button press, the Samsung Display flexible OLED unfurls into a 16.7-inch vertical screen.

The laptop is meant to give you that extra-screen real estate without the bulk associated with dual-screen laptops. The Lenovo ThinkBook Plus Gen 6 Rollable is rated for at least 30,000 lid hinge cycles and 20,000 roll cycles (up and down).

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Dynabook launches Portégé X30W-M 2-in-1 laptop

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Dynabook introduced the Portégé X30W-M, a 13.3-inch lightweight 2-in-1 laptop. Weighing less than a kilogram, it seamlessly transforms between laptop and tablet modes, making it ideal for professionals on the go. Powered by Intel Core Ultra U and H series processors and equipped with AI-powered features like Copilot, the Portégé X30W-M promises impressive performance and productivity.

It also comes with up to 32GB of 6,400 MHz LPDDR5x memory, SSD storage options of up to 2TB, and a vibrant Corning Gorilla Glass-covered multi-touch display. With a durable magnesium alloy chassis and enterprise-grade security, it's built to withstand the demands of daily use. The Dynabook Portégé X30W-M is available now, starting at US$1,399 (around CA$1,992).

Useful Apple Intelligence features are coming

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Apple is gearing up to launch updates for its operating systems—iOS 18.2, iPadOS 18.2, and macOS 15.2—that would bring more useful artificial intelligence-powered features. The update introduces ChatGPT integration and the iPhone 16-exclusive visual intelligence that shows information about photos.

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Redesigned Apple MacBook Pro might not come out until 2026

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If you thought you'd get your hands on a redesigned Apple MacBook Pro next year, you might be disappointed. Apple is supposedly pushing back its release to 2026. According to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman in his Power On newsletter, the redesign has encountered delays regarding its new display technology. So, you can expect to see the same design and mini-LED screen as its predecessors.

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