A business laptop with a rollable twist, expanding seamlessly from 14 to 18 inches for enhanced productivity and immersive multitasking.

Meanwhile, Taiwanese hardware designer and manufacturer Compal has introduced a fresh take on screen expansion with its Infinite laptop concept. Unlike Lenovo's models, which focus on vertical ...

Unlike many similar products, like the one we covered a few days ago from Lenovo, which expands vertically, the Infinite Laptop broadens its screen width instead. The Infinite Laptop concept uses ...

Compal Electronics has introduced the Infinite Laptop, a concept device featuring ... Compal’s design increases screen width, offering a wider aspect ratio that could benefit multitasking ...

Taiwanese manufacturer Compal has unveiled its Infinite Laptop concept, which expands horizontally into an ultrawide display.

There are only so many ways to make a laptop, right? Screen on one half, keyboard on the other, hinge in the middle. That’s the way it’s been going for decades, save for the occasional experiment.

At Mobile World Congress 2025, the company also teased a solar-powered laptop and an accessory that adds two extra screens to your portable PC.

While there are plenty of reasons for hardware hackers to be excited about the Framework laptop, we think the Expansion Cards have to be near the top of the list. If you don’t have any dongles ...