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Lenovo AeroBlade Imagines a Laptop as Thin as a Foldable Phone, Thanks to Solid-State Cooling

Lenovo says the 14-inch AeroBlade weighs under 2 pounds and uses Frore Systems AirJet cooling, while Swan’s screen expands from 14 to 17 inches.

  • At IFA Berlin 2026, Lenovo showcased the Project AeroBlade, a 14-inch ultraportable laptop weighing 1.83 pounds and measuring under 10mm thick with a fanless design.
  • The device employs Active Flow, a solid-state thermal solution developed by Frore Systems using AirJet Mini modules that vibrate at ultrasonic levels to generate back pressure and pull air through the chassis.
  • Lenovo claims the AeroBlade achieves performance comparable to its 2025 ThinkPad X1 Carbon while providing MacBook Air-like silence through active cooling that prevents thermal throttling.
  • Alongside the AeroBlade, Lenovo debuted Project Swan, a concept laptop with a screen expanding horizontally from 14 inches to 17 inches, creating a 16:9 desktop replacement for productivity work.
  • Neither concept has a confirmed release date, as Lenovo uses such prototypes to test experimental designs before commercialization, following the path of the earlier ThinkBook Plus Gen 6.
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cnet broke the news in San Francisco, United States on Thursday, September 3, 2026.
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