Update: The Lenovo Legion Pro Rollable has won best of gaming in CNet's Best of CES Awards. For the last few years, rollable displays have been the star of CES, but they're usually found in extremely expensive – and quickly discontinued – TVs.

Everyone loves to hear how tired they look, and a new display concept from Lenovo does just that. At CES, I saw an AI-powered display that suggests taking a break if you're looking a little worn out. It's dubbed the AI-Powered Personalized Display Concept, so it's not yet available, but it could someday make it to market.

Lenovo's outrageous ThinkPad Rollable XD prototype laptop one-ups the company's already impressive 2025 rolling-screen ThinkBook: As the XD's screen grows and shrinks, it makes a full U-turn over the top edge!

Lenovo had adapted its rollable display to the ThinkPad with the ThinkPad Rollable XD concept at CES 2026, which extends the display to the back of the laptop when not in use.

Lenovo showcases futuristic rollable ThinkPads, AI glasses, personal AI hubs, and intelligent display concepts at CES 2026, highlighting the next era of AI-powered personal computing.