Lenovo doubles down on modular Magic Bay project and I absolutely love the dual display concept

• Magic Bay ecosystem expands ThinkBook 16p Gen 6 with modular AI accessories
• Dual Display adds a 13.3-inch screen for multitasking and collaboration
• Tiko is an AI emotional interaction companion, Tiko Pro is more serious

Although Lenovo is unveiling a number of new devices at MWC 2025, that’s not all the tech manufacturer is showcasing.

One of its more unusual offerings is Tiko, which the firm is describing as a “compact AI emotional interaction companion.”

Think of it a bit like a physical Microsoft Bob for the 21st century – Tiko is part of Lenovo’s Magic Bay ecosystem proof of concepts, which the company has developed for professionals using the ThinkBook 16p Gen 6. That laptop, which is currently not available in North America, is built for expandability and modularity, and Lenovo has gone all out with a series of attachable accessories.

Lenovo seems to have a thing for expandable displays at the moment. It unveiled the ThinkBook Plus Gen 6 Rollable at CES, and at MWC, the firm showed off its ThinkBook “codename Flip” laptop, which combines two 13-inch OLED displays into one giant 18.1-inch screen. For the ThinkBook 16p Gen 6, there’s the Magic Bay Dual Display Concept. This is a dual 13.3-inch attachable secondary screen that turns the ThinkBook 16p into a multi-screen workstation.