A Microsoft folding device has been talked about for a long time and, having had the first instances of LenovoThinkPad X1 technology, the Redmond company's innovative tablet / laptop seems more and more realistic. The smartphone may also have some interesting characteristics, such as compatibility with Android apps, according to some data reported by Forbes from IHS Markit.
As for the form factor, the device will have two 9' panels each with a 4:3 ratio, for an exclusive approach different from both Lenovo's and Huawei's and Samsung's. Under the shell should have a 10-nm Lakefield architecture Intel processor and be part of the 4 G or 5 G connectivity always-on PC category.