Overview
- Leaked high‑resolution images published Tuesday, August 11, and shared by Windows Latest show a laptop codenamed Project Swan carrying ThinkBook branding that looks aimed at business and productivity users.
- The design uses a rail‑and‑frame rollable system where flexible OLED sections are stored in side housings and motorized rails pull hidden screen area outward to expand the display horizontally.
- Visible hardware details in the images include a centered webcam bezel, two USB‑C ports on the left edge, a shorter centered hinge to clear the rails, and a two‑tone rear lid with cutouts for the sliding mechanism.
- Project Swan appears to be concept or pre‑production hardware with no confirmed specs, price, or release date, and the screenshots show Windows 11 with Recall pinned but no dedicated Copilot key, which may indicate early hardware or marketing renders.
- The leak underscores Lenovo’s continued rollable R&D and raises practical questions for buyers about durability, cost, and real‑world productivity gains if the form factor reaches commercial release; observers say Lenovo may show more details at Lenovo Innovation World 2026.