Chinese technology brand Lenovo has revealed a prototype of what it's calling the "world's first ultraslim solar-powered PC", which looks like a regular laptop but runs on energy from the sun. On show ...

Lenovo caused a stir at this year’s Mobile World Congress by unveiling a laptop concept with integrated solar panels for charging that’s as practical as it is environmentally friendly. At MWC 2025, ...

At MWC 2025, Lenovo showcased an innovative and eco-friendly concept: the Yoga Solar PC Proof of Concept. This groundbreaking laptop features an integrated solar panel, which allows users to charge ...

Lenovo has cooked up a new laptop with a solar panel with sufficient energy-absorbing capability to turn 20 minutes of sunlight into enough charge for an hour of video playback. Give it up for the ...

Lenovo has a habit of designing weird laptop concepts as a way to push the boundaries of what you can do with a mobile computer. Sometimes the company even brings its weird laptops to market. And the ...

The MWC trade show is upon us, and Lenovo's slapped a solar panel on a laptop to bring to its booth. The Yoga Solar PC can run off the power of the sun, packs decent specs, and appears well built. Too ...

At MWC (Mobile World Conference) in Barcelona today, Lenovo revealed a proof of concept for “a PC powered by the sun.” The entire lid of the laptop has been decked out with a top-class solar panel ...

Plus, there's a Lenovo laptop with a 3D screen, one with a vertical folding display, and another with literal wings. Reading time 4 minutes Solar panels are finding new ways to fit into unfamiliar ...

Today, Lenovo announced a concept laptop that comes with a flexible display, but it’s actually got another concept to show off during Mobile World Congress with the Yoga Solar Concept PC. Much like ...

Lenovo introduced its Yoga Solar PC concept at Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2025, showcasing a solar-powered laptop designed ...

Scientists need to put more effort and resources into developing deep-learning forecasting models that consider the morphology of PV panels, a group of academics led by the University of Cambridge ...