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4 Mar 2025

Lenovo reveal smarter AI-powered laptops at MWC 2025

Scott Hocking

STACK Senior Editor

Lenovo made a big splash at this year’s Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, with a line-up of new AI-powered laptops promising “Smarter AI for all,” and seamless AI integration across devices for individual users and businesses.

A major highlight at MWC 2025 was Lenovo’s latest range of AI PCs, including the ThinkPad T14s 2-in-1, the ThinkBook 16p Gen 6 with a discrete Neural Processing Unit (NPU), and the Yoga Pro 9i Aura Edition.

These laptops are designed to supercharge workflows with intelligent AI capabilities, making tasks smoother and more efficient.

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But Lenovo didn’t stop there – it also introduced futuristic concept designs like the ThinkBook “Flip” AI PC, featuring an outward-folding display for flexible work modes, and the Yoga Solar PC Concept, which harnesses solar power to keep users going wherever they are.

Another breakthrough is Lenovo AI Now, a smart personal AI agent that runs directly on devices, offering real-time assistance without relying on the cloud.

Paired with Smart Connect 2.0, a software solution that bridges the gap between Lenovo devices and moto ai, this creates a truly unified digital experience.

Whether you’re switching between a laptop, tablet, or phone, Lenovo’s AI ecosystem ensures everything stays connected seamlessly.

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Lenovo is also doubling down on AI-powered enterprise solutions, integrating smarter security and efficiency tools to keep pace with the evolving hybrid work environment.

With a mix of powerful hardware, innovative software, and futuristic concepts, Lenovo’s presence at MWC 2025 was all about making AI more accessible, personalised, and practical for real-world use.


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