Lenovo revealed its cutting-edge ThinkBook idea at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2024 in Barcelona, which features the world's first transparent display laptop with a see-through and detachable keyboard. It has a 17.3-inch Micro-LED and borderless screen, and there are no borders on the prototype ThinkBook because the full transparent display covers the laptop's body. 

Highlights:

• Lenovo unveiled its ThinkBook concept at MWC 2024, showcasing the world's first transparent display laptop.
• The laptop features a detachable see-through keyboard, simulating tapping on glass, and serving as a drawing board.
• Targeting creative professionals and students, Lenovo's prototype integrates Micro-LED technology for optimal visibility, with production plans undisclosed.

The only visible surface beneath the see-through keyboard is the footpad design, which makes the letters and keys appear to float above it. Because it is also a screen, the see-through keyboard replaces the tactile sense of the keys being tapped with a smooth surface and the sensation of tapping on glass. These features may be shown during MWC 2024 in Barcelona, which runs until February 29th, 2024.

Given Lenovo's history with screen technology, the company's launch of the world's first transparent display laptop with a transparent and detachable keyboard might not be shocking to everyone. It has already demonstrated its concept for a rollable display that can extend and compress the screens of its laptops and smartphones in seconds. 

Lenovo's transparent display laptop with a see-through and detachable keyboard aims to appeal to a wide spectrum of computer users, particularly creatives who want to sketch on a drawing board and students who want to write on a screen with a pen.

Fans of Lenovo who are creative and need to draw on a board or write on a surface for a paperless experience may discover what they are searching for in the idea ThinkBook. World's first transparent display laptop, shown at MWC 2024 in Barcelona, features a transparent and detachable keyboard that can be used as a drawing board. 

The unit has a supported pen, and when the display keyboard is turned off, the drawing board capabilities are activated. Lenovo claims that because the world's first transparent display laptop uses Micro-LED technology, its color saturation and contrast, as well as 1000 nit screen brightness, provide ideal visibility both inside and outdoors, allowing people to use it at any time without straining their eyes.

As of the publishing, Lenovo's world-first transparent display laptop with a transparent and detachable keyboard for the ThinkBook model was still a concept, and the business had yet publicly announced its production plans.