Introduction to Lenovo’s ThinkBook Line

The ThinkBook series has become Lenovo’s testing ground for innovative and ambitious concepts. A recent example is the ThinkBook Plus Gen 6 Rollable, which was unveiled at CES a couple of months ago. At MWC 2025, Lenovo is pushing the boundaries even further with the introduction of the ThinkBook 16p Gen 6 and its four display accessories, ranging from practical add-ons to a unique AI companion.

ThinkBook 16P Gen 6 Specifications

The ThinkBook 16P Gen 6 is equipped with up to an Intel Core Ultra 9 2785HX chip, 64GB of RAM, 2TB of PCIe storage, and an NVIDIA RTX 5070 GPU. It features a choice of two display options: a 3.2K IPS display with a 165Hz refresh rate or a 2.5K IPS panel with a faster 240Hz refresh rate. The laptop also includes dual Thunderbolt 4 ports, three USB-A jacks, a full-size HDMI 2.1, and a card reader. Additionally, it has a discrete NPU that offers up to 32 TOPS of additional performance, which can be beneficial for running demanding AI tasks locally.

Magic Bay Display Concepts

Lenovo’s Magic Bay docking system allows for the connection of various accessories to the ThinkBook 16P. For those who need extra space to multitask, there are two display concepts available. The Magic Bay 2nd Display Concept is a small 8-inch screen that attaches magnetically to the laptop, which can be used as an external monitor or an AI dashboard. On the other hand, the Magic Bay Dual Display Concept adds two 13.3-inch panels that flank the primary screen, providing a huge amount of real estate for various tasks.

Other Magic Bay Concepts

Lenovo has also introduced two other concepts: the Tiko Pro Concept and the non-pro Tiko Concept. The Tiko Pro Concept is a slim panel with an extra-wide aspect ratio that sits across the top of the laptop’s display, while the non-pro Tiko Concept is a circular screen that houses an AI companion with its own set of emoji-based faces and gesture-based responses. Furthermore, Lenovo has teased a cat-themed headband that adds little ears to the robotic friend, which may boost mood and productivity.

Conclusion

All of these accessories are concepts, and there is no guarantee that they will be officially released. However, they demonstrate Lenovo’s willingness to think outside the box and explore new ways to utilize its Magic Bay docking system. The ThinkBook 16P Gen 6 is not slated to be available in North America, but it will be available in Europe and Asia sometime this spring or summer. Lenovo’s innovative approach to PC design and accessories is a refreshing change in an industry where many manufacturers seem to be struggling to come up with new ideas.