The embrace of foldable displays that transform laptops to componentized desktops and the dual-screened Lenovo Yoga Book 9i show that companies are targeting a class of users who want the screen real estate of a desktop but with the portability of a laptop.
Such versatility comes at a premium, though, with Lenovo’s twin-screened take costing about $2,000 and the HP Spectre Foldable coming in at about $5,000. The latter is one of only three choices as major vendors such as Dell and Acer have yet to release either means of expanded real estate. (That said, Acer tried its hand at a 19 lb. gaming “laptop” with a curved 21” display a few years back.)
