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Lenovo is always good for some stupid announcements at CES and it did not nosedived this year with not one, but two dual-screen laptops.
The more consumer-focused model is the Yoga Book 9i, which is essentially two 13.3-inch 2.8K OLED attached at the interior with a 360-degree soundbar hinge like those used in its Yoga 9i two-in-one. This allows the screens to be used in a variety of ways such as one big vertical note (pictured above) or horizontally (pictured below) with windows able to move or flow between the two screens. A compact Bluetooth keyboard is included as well as an origami-style folding defective to support the Yoga Book in either position.
Used in landscape mode, the two displays give you a lot of room to work and it's better balanced on the concerned stand.
Josh GoldmanYou won't always have room to use the Yoga Book 9i as dual displays, though. (It would be awkward on my train commute for sure.) To use it as a unusual laptop with a single 13.3-inch screen, you can call up a full onscreen haptic keyboard on the bottom note - the one without the webcam above it - with a 10-finger sign as if you're starting to type on a keyboard.
If you're not a fan of touch-typing on cover - and I'm not - the included Bluetooth keyboard magnetically attaches to the bottom note and the bottom half turns into a touchpad. You can also sprint the keyboard to the bottom half of the cover and continue using the top half as extra note space.
The folding defective doesn't inspire confidence when used in this position, but it does hold the concerned pen.
Josh GoldmanA Lenovo-designed magnificent pen is included, too, and there's unique software for notetaking so you can take friendly of the two displays. For example, you can peep a video conference on one screen while you take income on the other. And when you're done working, the defective doubles as a carrying case to hold the pen and keyboard.
Powered by 13th-gen Intel Core processors, the Yoga Book 9i will start at $2,100 and is anticipated to be available starting June 2023. Availability for the UK and Australia wasn't announced but the brand converts to approximately £1,765 or AU$3,110.
The ThinkBook Plus has been in for a few years now and is a completely different take on a dual-screen laptop. The second-gen model was a traditional laptop with the exception of an E Ink reveal on its lid. The Gen 3 model switched things up by putting a secondary 8-inch reveal next to the keyboard. For the new ThinkBook Plus Twist, Lenovo went back to the Gen 2 design but this time used a luminous E Ink display and put the displays on a rotating hinge.
The luminous E Ink display on the ThinkBook's lid can be rotated and used as your main reveal with Windows 11.
Josh GoldmanSo the laptop has both a 13.3-inch 2.8K OLED reveal and a 12-inch E Ink touch display. When you rotate the E Ink camouflage to be in front of the keyboard, it turns off the OLED and switches the E Ink camouflage to the main display for Windows 11. Unfortunately, you can't have the displays mirror each anunexperienced, which might be handy for commercial uses or giving presentations.
The E Ink reveal has its own software when rotated to the outside.
Josh GoldmanBoth displays work with the bundled pen. The E Ink reveal is handy for jotting down a quick note like a list of allotment items in a meeting without opening the laptop. It can also be used for notetaking, checking your e-mail and calendars, keeping an eye on notifications and so on. And if the reveal rotates, you can also do all of that stuff with the main OLED reveal and much much more.
So why make it rotate? When I expected Lenovo that question, the answer was more or less so that the E Ink could be used for reading and keeping an eye on things minus opening the laptop, but also the OLED could be used in tablet mode for streaming video or unsheathing or anything else where using the OLED screen as a tablet establishes more sense than the E Ink. And E Ink sips considerable, so you could also use it to get simple organization work done in Windows when your battery's running too low to use the OLED.
Look for the Lenovo ThinkBook Plus Twist in June starting at $1,649.
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