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Lenovo demonstrated Project AeroBlade, a ThinkBook-based concept laptop that replaces traditional cooling fans with four solid-state AirJet modules from Frore Systems. The result is a 14-inch laptop just 11mm thick and weighing 1.8 pounds, cooled through ultrasonic vibrations that pull in cool air and expel heat without any moving fan parts.
At IFA in Berlin, Lenovo unveiled Project AeroBlade, a 14-inch concept laptop that replaces traditional fans with four of Frore Systems' AirJet Mini solid-state cooling modules, together capable of dissipating 30 watts of heat silently. Paired with Intel Lunar Lake chips, a compact motherboard, and a magnesium-aluminum chassis, the device weighs under 1.83 pounds and measures just 0.39 inches thick, featuring an OLED display, Wi-Fi 7, and three USB-C/Thunderbolt 4 ports. Lenovo also showed a separate 14-inch rollable-screen notebook that expands to 17 inches.
At IFA Berlin 2026, Lenovo showed off Project AeroBlade, a concept laptop that replaces traditional fans and heatsinks with Frore Systems' AirJet Mini air-pressure cooling modules. The design uses four embedded AirJet units to push high-speed air across a copper base to dissipate CPU heat, enabling a thinner chassis, quieter operation, and room for a larger battery. Lenovo is the first PC maker to demonstrate the technology, though the partnership with Frore is not exclusive.