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Lenovo trots out Intel Atom-based C100 all-in-one

by Parm Mann on 18 September 2009, 09:57

Tags: C100, Lenovo

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You wouldn't expect to pick up a decent-sized all-in-one PC for under $400, but Lenovo has this week made it possible with the introduction of its C100.

The "from $399" system, pictured below, features an 18.5in widescreen display, and either a single-core 1.6GHz Intel Atom 230 processor, or a dual-core 1.6GHz Intel Atom 330.

There's a DVD burner and four USB ports, but as part of Lenovo's budget C series range, don't expect any frills. You'll find "standard graphics", no card reader, no FireWire port and only Microsoft's ageing Windows XP operating system. Lenovo's reluctance to mention the 18.5in display's resolution is worrying, and no, there's no support for touch functionality.

Then again, it is retailing at $399, which Lenovo reckons makes it "ideal for home, dorm room or studio". No word on UK availability or pricing yet.



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You get what you pay for…

And with this you seem to be getting a decent web surfing PC dirt cheap!
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… with this you seem to be getting a decent web surfing PC dirt cheap!
web surfing, basic office functions, social networking, should manage conventional CD / MP3 / DVD playback, all in a very compact package. Looks like a good option for students in small digs, or for the kids to do their homework on. Nice work Lenovo…
Impressed, but I wouldn't buy because:
  • No Slot BR drive (accept it's impossible at price point)
  • No Touch/MultiTouch
Is this Ion based?