Lenovo has taken its concept laptop stand from two years ago and turned it into a fully functional product, which will hit the market in June. The ThinkBook Plus Gen 7 Auto Twist is a standalone notebook that comes with an impressive array of features.
On the surface, the device doesn't look outlandish at all. The 14-inch 2.8K OLED display pops up from its body when you knock on it twice, thanks to a motorized lid system. Underneath this feature lies a traditional keyboard and solid specs that include Intel's new Core Ultra Series 3 processors, up to 32GB of RAM, 2TB of storage, and a decently large 75Whr battery.
One thing that sets the Auto Twist apart is its auto-twisting display feature, which uses cameras and AI to track your face as you move around. This means that during video calls or presentations, the laptop can adjust its position to keep you neatly in frame, making it easier to engage with others without distractions. The system also has a dance mode, where you can make the display move to music.
But what really caught my attention was the auto-lid feature when the device is turned off. When you shut down your ThinkBook Plus Gen 7 Auto Twist, its own lid will automatically close itself, like it's going to sleep.
In addition to these features, Lenovo is positioning the laptop as a vertical AI solution for small businesses. The system supports Microsoft's Copilot+ features and has its own AI companion that can be used to answer questions or translate languages.
While I'm still unsure if I need this level of tech in a laptop, it's undeniable that the ThinkBook Plus Gen 7 Auto Twist is an innovative product. Its starting price of $1,649 might not seem too steep for those interested in cutting-edge technology, especially considering its release date in June.
On the surface, the device doesn't look outlandish at all. The 14-inch 2.8K OLED display pops up from its body when you knock on it twice, thanks to a motorized lid system. Underneath this feature lies a traditional keyboard and solid specs that include Intel's new Core Ultra Series 3 processors, up to 32GB of RAM, 2TB of storage, and a decently large 75Whr battery.
One thing that sets the Auto Twist apart is its auto-twisting display feature, which uses cameras and AI to track your face as you move around. This means that during video calls or presentations, the laptop can adjust its position to keep you neatly in frame, making it easier to engage with others without distractions. The system also has a dance mode, where you can make the display move to music.
But what really caught my attention was the auto-lid feature when the device is turned off. When you shut down your ThinkBook Plus Gen 7 Auto Twist, its own lid will automatically close itself, like it's going to sleep.
In addition to these features, Lenovo is positioning the laptop as a vertical AI solution for small businesses. The system supports Microsoft's Copilot+ features and has its own AI companion that can be used to answer questions or translate languages.
While I'm still unsure if I need this level of tech in a laptop, it's undeniable that the ThinkBook Plus Gen 7 Auto Twist is an innovative product. Its starting price of $1,649 might not seem too steep for those interested in cutting-edge technology, especially considering its release date in June.
I'm literally DYING over this new laptop stand from Lenovo! Like, who needs a normal keyboard and specs when you can have an auto-twisting display that adjusts to your face while video calling? 
It's like having your own personal assistant... for your laptop. And the dance mode? 
That's just straight-up fun!
. I'm also stoked that it comes with Microsoft's Copilot+ features and its own AI companion... like, this is exactly what small businesses need to stay ahead of the curve 
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. It's definitely not your grandma's laptop 
... Sounds like a gimmick to me. I mean, who needs a laptop that can close itself? What's next, a phone that charges itself?! 
It's these little details that show Lenovo really cares about user experience. And the fact that it comes with AI features like Copilot+ and a personal assistant is just the icing on the cake (or should I say, the lid on the laptop). I'm intrigued by this thing... maybe I'll have to get one when it drops in June 
it's like having a mini projector & camera built into 1 device & the auto-twisting display feature is literally life changing for me lol imagine bein able to make presentations without havin to move urself every 5 sec lol 
anyway i was thinkin maybe lenovo could offer a more affordable version tho cuz $1649 is kinda steep 4 me 
! I mean, who wouldn't want a device that's basically a mini-me when it comes to being productive on the go? The auto-twisting display feature is like something out of sci-fi – I can already imagine myself giving presentations with my laptop "twirling" around me to keep everyone in frame 
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! But seriously, the auto-twisting display feature is genius - can you imagine during video calls and being able to adjust your position seamlessly? The dance mode is just a bonus 
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. And the fact that it automatically closes itself when turned off is like, genius? Like, who thought of that?! 
this thing has more features than I thought possible! An auto-twisting display that adjusts to your face, a dance mode that gets me moving 
, and an automatic lid that closes itself when you shut it down? That's some serious tech right there 
. The auto-twisting display feature sounds super cool, especially for online meetings and stuff. Can imagine being able to adjust the screen to fit my face on camera without having to adjust it manually 
. The price is a bit steep for me, but if you're into that whole future-tech vibe, go for it!
. And the dance mode? 
But what really gets me is how seamless the auto-lid feature is when the laptop's turned off. It's like it's already thinkin', "Okay, I'm done here, time to sleep" 
. Only time'll tell if this thing lives up to its hype, but for now, I'm hyped 
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Lenovo is killing it with this new ThinkBook Plus Gen 7 Auto Twist! The auto-twisting display feature is like something out of a sci-fi movie 
and I'm both impressed and confused at the same time 
I mean, it's all fancy with the auto-twisting display and AI stuff, but is it really that necessary? It just seems like a bunch of bells and whistles to me 
. And that price tag? Outrageous! $1,649 for a laptop that can even close its own lid when you turn it off? That's just ridiculous 
and I'm both impressed and confused at the same time! The auto-twisting display feature is like something straight outta sci-fi, I mean who needs that level of AI tracking to adjust their laptop for video calls? 
Also, supporting Microsoft's Copilot+ features and having an AI companion on board is huge for small businesses. The price might seem steep but if it delivers as promised, it'll be worth it