Lenovo unveils fanless, ultra-thin AeroBlade laptop at IFA
Lenovo showed two new laptop concepts at IFA. The standout: Project AeroBlade, a 14-inch laptop less than 10 mm thick and under 1.83 pounds. Instead of fans, it’s cooled by four AirJet modules—tiny, solid-state devices from Frore Systems that use ultrasonic vibrations to manage heat. The design uses only USB-C ports and includes Wi-Fi 7. A rollable-screen laptop concept, which expands a 14-inch display to 17 inches, was also on display.
- AeroBlade is less than 0.39 inches thick
- Uses four solid-state AirJet cooling modules
- Weighs under 1.83 pounds
- Rollable OLED concept expands from 14 to 17 inches
- All ports are USB-C, no legacy connectors
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