'Aeroblade' Leak Suggests Lenovo Is Gunning for the Thinnest Laptop Prize
Ports may well be the only thing stopping us all from having laptops that are just a few millimeters thick, as images leaked to Windows Latest of a new Lenovo laptop show an incredibly trim design that only deviates from its sleek look around the ports. Thin and light laptops were a category in their own right not too long ago, but now almost every device outside of hulking gaming laptops is sleek and portable. Lenovo's upcoming ThinkBook Aeroblade, though, may take things to a whole new level.This laptop's front end, beneath the keyboard and touchpad, appears to be only a few millimeters thick.
- ▪Ports may well be the only thing stopping us all from having laptops that are just a few millimeters thick, as images leaked to Windows Latest of a new Lenovo laptop show an incredibly trim design that only deviates from its sleek look arou
- ▪Thin and light laptops were a category in their own right not too long ago, but now almost every device outside of hulking gaming laptops is sleek and portable.
- ▪Lenovo's upcoming ThinkBook Aeroblade, though, may take things to a whole new level.This laptop's front end, beneath the keyboard and touchpad, appears to be only a few millimeters thick.
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Ports may well be the only thing stopping us all from having laptops that are just a few millimeters thick, as images leaked to Windows Latest of a new Lenovo laptop show an incredibly trim design that only deviates from its sleek look around the ports. Thin and light laptops were a category in their own right not too long ago, but now almost every device outside of hulking gaming laptops is sleek and portable. Lenovo's upcoming ThinkBook Aeroblade, though, may take things to a whole new level.This laptop's front end, beneath the keyboard and touchpad, appears to be only a few millimeters thick. While the rear of the keyboard deck does jut out a little around the USB-C ports, everything else appears to be around half the thickness.
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