Lenovo Leak Hints at Rollable Gaming Laptop for CES 2026

A leak of marketing materials suggests Lenovo is developing a groundbreaking gaming laptop with a horizontally expandable display, potentially debuting at CES 2026 in Las Vegas. The device, part of the company's Legion series, features a rollable OLED screen that unfurls sideways to create an ultrawide 21:9 aspect ratio, marking a shift from Lenovo's earlier vertical-roll concepts.

According to reports from Windows Latest, which obtained the promotional images, the laptop runs Windows 11 and includes an Intel Core Ultra processor paired with a high-end Nvidia 5000-series graphics card. The design builds on Lenovo's ThinkBook Plus Gen 6, unveiled at CES 2025, but orients the expansion horizontally to suit gaming and entertainment needs. While exact dimensions remain unclear, the chassis appears to accommodate a 14- or 16-inch base screen, possibly with a built-in number pad, expanding to support resolutions like 2560x1080 or 3440x1440. The display is expected to offer at least a 120Hz refresh rate, enhancing performance for fast-paced games and multitasking.

Lenovo has not commented on the leak, leaving details such as battery life, storage options, and pricing unconfirmed. The...