The first batch of Copilot+ PCs with Qualcomm Snapdragon X chips have just been launched a few weeks ago, but users are already looking forward to more products. Lenovo (00992) is launching a new product, this time a new version of ThinkBook 16.

According to leaked renderings by foreign blogger WalkingCat, Lenovo's next Copilot+ laptop targets a niche market that was not covered by the model launched on June 18th. As the name suggests, the Lenovo ThinkBook 16 should have a 16-inch screen, making it the second Snapdragon X laptop with such a large screen (Samsung's Galaxy Book 4 Edge also has a 16-inch version).

The renderings show that this is a typical Lenovo ThinkBook. It has a two-tone silver design that is more modern than the ThinkPad, which could make it a reliable alternative to the ThinkPad 14s Gen 6, which is part of Lenovo's Snapdragon X Elite release product line. The larger size can also accommodate a larger battery, which is good news considering the excellent battery life of the Snapdragon X chip. A larger laptop can easily enjoy all-day battery life.

This product is also equipped with multiple ports, including USB-C, USB Type-A, HDMI, and a full-size SD card reader. Due to its larger size, it also has enough space for a numeric keypad, which is becoming less common in modern laptops.

It is currently uncertain when this laptop will be launched, but there are rumors that the second wave of Copilot+ PCs may be launched in August. According to a report in early June, Microsoft hopes to attract more business customers through the second batch of products, which is consistent with the ThinkBook, Lenovo's more modern business product line. If that's the case, we should hear more from official channels soon.