MWC 2026: Lenovo ThinkBook Modular AI PC Concept unveiled – detachable display, Bluetooth keyboard, USB-A, USB-C and HDMI ports
05.03.26
At Mobile World Congress 2026, Lenovo unveiled its new modular ThinkBook Modular AI PC Concept. It combines a detachable second display and interchangeable ports to adapt to different work scenarios.
The concept is based on a 14-inch laptop chassis. The additional 14-inch display can be:
- attached to the lid for collaborative work;
- placed next to a portable monitor;
- replaced the keyboard to create a dual-screen system.
In the maximum configuration, the workspace can reach approximately 19 inches.
Modular elements include a detachable Bluetooth keyboard, display modules and interchangeable I/O ports (USB-A, USB-C, HDMI). Data and power transmission between modules is carried out via pogo-pin connectors, ensuring stable operation of all components.
Versatility for different scenarios
The Verge notes that Lenovo positions the concept as a universal device for professionals who work throughout the day in different modes – from mobile use to stationary productivity.
The modular design allows you to adapt the laptop to the user’s tasks, combining portability and the capabilities of a full-fledged workstation.
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