man I'm low-key hyped about this Legion Pro Rollable thing Lenovo came out with 
! I mean, having a flexible OLED display that can go from 16 to 24 inches in width would be insane on paper 
. Just imagine being able to play all day without having to close and reopen games or apps - that'd be game changer (pun intended) 
. My only concern is that it sounds like they still have some major tech issues to iron out 
, but hey Lenovo's already proven themselves capable of making innovative laptops so I'm rooting for them 
. The idea of a rollable desktop monitor tho... *mind blown* 
can you even imagine how epic that'd be? 
! I mean, having a flexible OLED display that can go from 16 to 24 inches in width would be insane on paper . Just imagine being able to play all day without having to close and reopen games or apps - that'd be game changer (pun intended) . My only concern is that it sounds like they still have some major tech issues to iron out , but hey Lenovo's already proven themselves capable of making innovative laptops so I'm rooting for them . The idea of a rollable desktop monitor tho... *mind blown* can you even imagine how epic that'd be? 
But seriously, I'm both stoked and skeptical about this concept. On one hand, Lenovo is trying to innovate and cater to esports pros who need flexibility during tournaments, which is awesome. The potential for gaming training and performance optimization is huge.
. And what about the practicality? How would you even use these different modes in a tournament setting? It all feels a bit gimmicky for now.
but yeah, they gotta work out those kinks first... noisy motors and all 
fingers crossed they refine it tho!