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Chinese company Lenovo has presented its newest laptop model, which might be its most unusual design so far.

The ThinkBook 'Flip' AI A PC may appear as an ordinary laptop; however, this changes with the unusually large display, which spans double the area of the chassis.

The screen is almost comically large at 18.1 inches tall, surpassing both the height of a bowling pin and the width of an extra-large pizza.

However, the screen can fold backward along the center, allowing the user to share the display with someone sitting opposite them.

Lenovo claims that this distinctive design element along with the incorporated AI assistant make the device ideal for office gatherings, boosting 'corporate teamwork'.

And if the user wants to watch Netflix Or if someone doesn’t require the keyboard, they can simply lower the screen completely, hiding the keyboard beneath it.

'Eric Yu from Lenovo Intelligent Devices Group stated that the ThinkBook codenamed Flip AI PC Concept embodies our perspective on tomorrow,' he remarked.

'AI-driven gadgets will enhance efficiency, customization, and cooperation as never seen before.'

Lenovo indicates that this striking laptop is merely a concept device, suggesting it probably won't be available for purchase in the near future.

Nevertheless, this prototype provides insight into what future workspaces will employ to boost productivity, as stated by the company.

Lenovo has produced the device in limited quantities and MailOnline has witnessed how it works at MWC in Barcelona on Monday.

When the ThinkBook 'Flip' AI PC screen is at its fullest extent (18.1 inches) users can have one big display or instead opt for split screen for two smaller displays.

When they fold it back to share the screen for someone opposite, the display flips around so that the other person isn't looking at it upside down.

Alternatively, users can fold the top half of the display right back and leave it blank - making the user experience more like a conventional laptop.

Even though it’s still just an idea, Lenovo is exploring a trend where consumers favor displays that are notably taller.

An increasing number of employees favor vertical screens for scrolling news updates, extended email threads, and TikTok-like mobile clips that are oriented vertically instead of horizontally.

At MWC two years ago It showcased a comparable laptop featuring an expandable display that grows longer and longer whenever you flip a switch.

The 12.7-inch screen of the ThinkBook Plus Gen 6 Rollable AI PC can transform into a 15.3-inch display in just 10 seconds.

MailOnline is reporting on all the bizarre yet remarkable technology gadgets showcased at MWC this week, the prominent industry trade fair taking place annually in Barcelona at the Fira de Barcelona Gran Via. Spain .

Top exhibitors include Samsung , Huawei , Microsoft , IBM , Dell, Honor, HTC Vive, Xiaomi, Nokia, Lenovo, Sony, Qualcomm, ZTE, and the UK-based company Nothing.

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