Lenovo is reportedly preparing an unusual Legion Pro Rollable gaming laptop that transitions from a conventional clamshell design into an ultrawide machine, according to an early leak from Windows Latest ahead of CES 2026. Promotional materials circulating before the show depict a motorized display that expands both left and right, transforming the panel from a standard 16:9 aspect ratio to an ultrawide 21:9 format. It confirms the use of an Intel Core Ultra class processor, although specific SKUs are not detailed. The processors could be Intel's "Panther Lake," which is why the CES rollout is scheduled without specifying an exact SKU.

The imagery and descriptions in the leak suggest that the design incorporates additional screen area rolled up inside the lid, which unfolds outward as rails extend, creating a continuous, wider viewing surface. When closed, the notebook maintains a typical Legion appearance with a centered OLED panel. Once deployed, motors extend the hidden sections from both sides to form the ultrawide display. Although Lenovo has not released full specifications, the Legion family's history suggests that a discrete NVIDIA RTX class GPU and a refresh rate of at least 120 hertz are likely.