This Lenovo laptop has a projector instead of a screen

Lenovo has just unveiled a concept PC that is as surprising as it is innovative. The Mozi, that’s its name, looks a lot like a Commodore 64 that would have asked Apple to design a metallic dress for it. The visual similarities with one of the oldest personal computers stop there, since we have here... Read More

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We must not stop at the absence of a screen, since the opening on the top actually betrays the presence of an integrated overhead projector. Note that the product is at this stage a concept and that all the technical details are not known. Here’s how the brand describes the Mozi: Mozi is a smart laptop that displays the image by projection with a low rate of blue light. It consists of a computer unit with a fully extendable keyboard and a separate screen onto which content is projected “.

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First problem, we don’t really know what the famous “separate screen” looks like. One dares to imagine however, the projector resembling models displaying an image on a wall with little recoil, that it is enough to be relatively close to a wall so that an exploitable image is displayed. The brand underlines that it is moreover at this stage of a ” innovative approach to content projection “.

And refuses to detail the technical sheet or to give more information on the availability of the product. The Mozi still got the Red Dot Award, an award for design products – which generally salutes products that end up on the market. If the Mozi eventually embeds particularly advanced performance, then we could quite imagine it appealing to gamers.

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The projection function to improvise frenzied LAN parties almost anywhere. It is nevertheless difficult to see most users of classic laptops being tempted by the adventure. But it all depends of course on other data such as battery life, or the maximum brightness and diagonal of the projected screen – which have not been revealed by the brand at this stage.