Lenovo ThinkBook Plus review: Regular laptop with useful e-ink cover screen

The Lenovo ThinkBook Plus is not the only notebook with a dual-screen design, but it is indeed the only that lets you use the secondary screen without lifting the display lid

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Lenovo ThinkBook Plus

Khalid Anzar New Delhi
The Lenovo ThinkBook Plus is a one-of-its-kind notebook with dual displays – a 13.3-inch primary screen complemented by a secondary 10.8-inch e-Ink screen. It may not be the only notebook with a dual-screen design, but it is indeed the only that lets you use the secondary screen without lifting the display lid. That is because the e-Ink display is available on the cover, and it is always active – unless the notebook runs out of battery. Therefore, you neither have to open the lid nor wake the laptop to use the secondary screen. Moreover, the e-Ink display is touch-enabled and supports Lenovo’s digital pen tool (an in-box accessory).
The e-Ink display is supplementary, and so is its usage. Besides showing notifications,

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First Published: Nov 25 2020 | 10:50 AM IST

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