Lenovo 23" IdeaCentre 300-23 All-in-One Desktop Computer

For a simple desktop computer for the home office or younger student this would be perfect.Not a gaming pc.

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  Nice display, good looking on the desktop. Has sufficient ports for most needs. The built in WiFi is very responsive.

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  Processor and Shared graphics memory make it slow - not for process intensive applications.

very quiet with no fans, liquid cooled is perfect for my dusty shop environment. I believe that's what killed my last expensive computer in just a years time. This is great tech for anyone using a computer in a work shop/ office all in one combo.

I love this computer so far. I have been using it for a couple of weeks. I have an iMac, but I needed a windows operation system for some software (ESRI's ArcGIS) I want to use (I did not want to partition my Mac's hard drive to run Windows).

Works pretty well. However, I was disappointed I couldn't run a Virtual Machine, because apparently the BIOS is limited and won't allow enabling the VM support modes. I also immediately swapped out the hard drive with an SSD; this makes startup very fast and applications are quite responsive.

Crystal clear 23"screen is the best I've owned in the past 25 years. Touch screen has just the right feel, and of course Windows 10 is the best since DOS. The included keyboard and mouse have a better feel than any of the Dells I've had,

I've had it for about a month now and I love it. Runs fast, plays HD videos smoothly, and loads pages quickly. The built in speakers sound great and the touchscreen is a nice touch (though I'd rather have a faster processor than a touchscreen, but that's just me.

This is a great affordable computer but we have had it less than two years and it started going crazy .. we found out the touchscreen had to be disabled because of a possible hard drive issue.We don’t even use the touch screen!

It is quick and easy to set up. It is fast and responsive. Does everything that I hoped it would. Love it.

Well, it worked great for just over a year (you know, until the warranty ended). Then it started losing pixels on the monitor. It would get false touch reads on a few pixels, and I'd be typing away, only to find that the computer thought I touched the screen someplace.

Great little machine, purchased to replace a 7yr old desktop my parents were using.