MWC 2025: Lenovo Announces New AI Laptops, Plus Concept PCs and External NPUs

MWC 2025 is underway this week in Barcelona, and Lenovo is on hand with new AI laptops across its major business and consumer brands. There are also some interesting concept PCs and cool NPU add-ons that point to an even more interesting future.

For businesses, Lenovo is offering new ThinkPad and ThinkBook models, plus three concept laptops: A ThinkBook “Flip” concept laptop with an outwardly folding 18.1-inch OLED display, a ThinkBook 16p Gen 6 with modular bays that allow you to add 8-to-13-inch secondary screens to other side, and a ThinkBook 3D laptop concept with a Directional Backlight 3D 3.2K display.

More practically, key business announcements include:

ThinkPad X13 Gen 6. This thin and light laptop features a new design that weighs just 2.05 pounds, a 5 MP webcam with Windows Hello, Intel Core Ultra Series 2 or AMD AI 300 series processors, up to 64 GB of RAM, 41 and 54.7 watt-hour battery options, and up to Wi-Fi 7 and 5G connectivity. It arrives in June with prices starting at $1,139.00.

ThinkPad T14s and T14s 2-in-1. The new T14 family will be available in June and include the first-ever T-series convertible laptop. They include Intel Core Ultra Series 2 processors, non-touch and touch display options, up to Wi-Fi 7 and 5G connectivity, and the classic TrackPoint keyboard. Prices start at $1,674.00/$1,719.00.

Additionally, Lenovo announced the ThinkPad T14 Gen 6 and T16 Gen 4 with availability in May 2025 and prices starting at $1,359.00/$1623.00, the ThinkPad E14 Gen 7 and ThinkPad E16 Gen 3 (Q2 2025, $849.00/$859.00), and the ThinkBook 14 2-in-1 Gen 5 (Q2 2025, $1,374.00.

On the consumer/prosumer side, Lenovo also announced several new Yoga and IdeaPad AI laptops, plus a solar-powered Yoga Solar proof of concept laptop that uses Back Contact Cell technology to maximize active light absorption and deliver one hour of video playback after 20 minutes in direct sunlight.

Key consumer announcements include:

Yoga Pro 9i Aura Edition (16″, 10 and 14,10″). Coming in Q2 2025, these new Yoga Pro 9i models feature exclusive Smart Modes, Smart Share, and Smart Care functionality, Intel Core Ultra Series 2 processors, up to Nvidia GeForce RTX 5070 dGPU graphics, 3.2K/3K OLED displays, and a new Yoga keyboard. Prices start at $1,799.00, though the 14.5-inch version will not be available in North America.

Yoga Pro 7 (14″, 10). Powered by AMD AI 300 series processor, this Copilot+ PC offers a 3K OLED display and Dolby Atmos, and it comes in the signature Tidal Teal color. It’s not coming to North America, however.

IdeaPad Slim 3x (15″, 10). Coming this month with an expected starting price of $649, the Yoga Slim 3x delivers a Snapdragon X processor, an SSD slot for adding more storage, and a 60 watt-hour battery that can add a 2 hour charge in just 15 minutes.

Lenovo also announced the Yoga 7 2-in-1 (16″, 10), which arrives in Q3 2025 at $849.00 and up, the Yoga 7 2-in-1 (14″, 10) (March 2025, $899.00, and up), and the Yoga Slim 7 (14″, 10), but not for North America.

On the external NPU front, Lenovo has two proofs of concept.

The Lenovo AI Display comes with an internal discrete NPU so non-AI PCs can use local AI models. It also adapts to the user’s movements by automatically rotating, elevating, and tilting to optimize viewing angles.

And the Lenovo AI Stick allows users with a non-NPU-equipped PC to access local AI with a 32 TOPS NPU, USB-C/Thunderbolt 4 connectivity, and dedicated power.