Lenovo’s photo feed on Flickr (along with a number of photo leaks across the net) has shown that the company has something that looks like a pocket computer hidden up their sleeve. Labeled the Pocket Yoga, the tiny pocket computer sports a leather-bound exterior that makes it look like a large wallet and a wide screen with a hinge that allows it to be foldable in such a way that allows it to be used as a small tablet.

A blog post from Johnson Li, the Director of Lenovo’s Beijing Innovation Center, revealed that the Pocket Yoga concept was developed two years ago—well before the current netbook craze and the release of the VAIO P.

There’s no word regarding specs, pricing, or if this concept will ever see the light of day.

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