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Intel stuns CES 2020 with massive Horseshoe Bend foldable – here’s a closer look

Intel stuns CES 2020 with massive Horseshoe Bend foldable – here’s a closer look

Posted on January 9, 2020 By Jarvis

During the Intel press conference at CES 2020, the company brought the new Horseshoe Bend out onto the stage – a 17-inch foldable laptop prototype. We got to see it close up and, yeah, it’s huge.

Intel had already showcased Lenovo’s ThinkPad X1 Fold onstage before revealing its own vision for an even larger version of the foldable laptop form-factor. The Horseshoe Bend is very much a proof of concept and we will likely see manufacturers, like Lenovo, adopt its ideas in the coming years.
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