Lenovo unveils rollable Legion Pro laptop with dynamic horizontal screen
At CES 2026, Lenovo revealed a striking concept device: the Legion Pro Rollable, a horizontally expanding laptop that redefines traditional screen limitations. Based on the Legion Pro 7i, this prototype features the world's first 16‑inch rollable OLED display designed for horizontal extension. With a dual‑motor and tension‑adjustment system, the screen can smoothly expand from both ends, allowing users to switch between 16‑inch, 21.5‑inch, and 24‑inch formats. A double‑press shortcut lets users skip the intermediate mode and fully extend or retract the screen instantly.
The display remains taut throughout the unfolding process thanks to a dedicated tension system, while low‑friction materials help protect the flexible OLED panel from wear. Even as a prototype, the device shows minimal gaps or distortion when expanded, suggesting Lenovo's engineering team has addressed common issues found in early rollable designs.
Under the hood, the Legion Pro Rollable is powered by Intel's latest Core Ultra processors and features NVIDIA's GeForce RTX 5090 laptop GPU built on the new Blackwell architecture. This combination positions the device as a high‑performance machine suitable for gaming, content creation, and multitasking across ultra‑wide screen formats.
Lenovo Group Limited, founded in Beijing in 1984 and now headquartered in Hong Kong and Morrisville, North Carolina, is one of the world's largest PC manufacturers. The company acquired IBM's personal computer division in 2005 and Motorola Mobility in 2014, expanding its global footprint across consumer electronics, enterprise solutions, and mobile devices. Lenovo is known for its innovation in form factors, including foldable and dual‑screen laptops, and continues to push boundaries in display technology through its Legion and ThinkPad product lines.
