Groundbreaking transparent display laptop exhibited at Supply Chain Expo

A groundbreaking transparent display laptop is demonstrating the future of artificial intelligence (AI)-driven personal computers at the ongoing second China International Supply Chain Expo.

Lenovo's 17.3-inch Micro-LED transparent display ThinkBook definitely revolutionizes the interaction and creation experience for users. With a borderless screen less than 4 millimeters thick, a transparent keyboard area, and a seemingly floating footpad design, it exudes a sense of futuristic high-tech simplicity that people had only seen in science fiction movies before.

The brilliance of this laptop lies in its intelligent integration of the virtual and real. Through the power of AI-Generated Content (AIGC), the transparent screen opens up new avenues of work collaboration and efficiency by enabling the interaction with physical objects and overlaying digital information to create unique user generated content. The transparency allows it to effortlessly integrate naturally within its environment.

Users can seamlessly switch between the keyboard and drawing board with a supported pen, unlocking new levels of creative efficiency and immersive design experiences.

Themed "Connecting the World for a Shared Future," the second China International Supply Chain Expo opened in Beijing on Tuesday and will run through Saturday.

Compared to the previous edition in 2023, this year's event boasts a higher number of exhibiting companies, more international participants, and a larger crowd.

With the 620 companies and institutions on board from 69 countries, regions, and international bodies, the lineup includes 78 Fortune Global 500 firms, 86 Chinese Fortune 500 entities, and an anticipated attendance of professionals from over 100 countries in political, business, and academic spheres.

Twenty parachutists from 16 countries staged thrilling stunts in a spectacular landscape at the ongoing international skydiving exhibition match in Xuanwei City of southwest China's Yunnan Province.

The skydivers come from countries such as Malaysia, Slovenia, Britain, Australia, Ireland and Germany. Among them, the most sophisticated one has 30-year parachuting experience, while even the least sophisticated one has done over 500 skydives.

The parachutists took off from a viewing deck and a glass walkway at the Nizhu River Grand Canyon, wowing spectators with fascinating skydiving actions like rotation and flipping in the air.

The exhibition match runs from Nov 23 to 29.