Name: The future of foldable PCs at CES 2020
Uploaded: 2020-10-23T22:27:37.000Z
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- Foldable phones had a pretty rough 2019.

and pretty much everything else got delayed.

we're seeing foldable PCs actually have a bit of a moment.

We've already seen enough to make us think

that maybe 2020 is the year of the foldable PC.

I think the most important example is Intel's

And Intel says its new Tiger Lake processor

You can open it out to a full 17-inch display,

but the fact that intel is making it at all

that's what this Intel chip is designed for.

Major PC companies are also presenting their own concepts.

Dell has two, one called the Concept Ori,

so that's the one with the legit folding OLED screen.

It's 13 inches, so it's like having a big tablet

just has two separate screens with a hinge in the middle.

there's really only one, it's Lenovo's Thinkpad X1 Fold.

It's similar to Dell's Concept Ori in size, and design.

It has 13-inch screen, and it can be folded the same way.

that clips onto the bottom half of the screen

that slides along the back when you fold it,

We even have basic specs, there's an Intel processor,

eight gigabytes of RAM, and up to a terabyte of storage.

might not actually be all that usable either,

which just really isn't designed for this kind of screen.

The manufacturers have to add customization

pin different apps to different areas of the screen,

and not everything works in every orientation,

they'd work on Windows 10X devices later,

which is Microsoft's upcoming version of Windows,

aimed at folding and dual screens like the Surface Neo.

But there's no word on when that'll actually arrive.

Until then, these are gonna be super early adopter products.

They'll cost a lot, and probably be pretty janky.

But hey, isn't that what CES is all about?

And, with giants like Intel, Dell and Lenovo on board,

(electronic pulse) But hey, I've been wondering,

if you actually had one of these foldable PCs,

how would you use it, which direction would you hold it in?

(Camera operator laughs) I would wear it like a hat.

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