Schools, businesses, and government offices are now starting to embrace all-in-one desktops mainly because they are a real space saver, portable, and stylish. So if you want to be in, and you’re looking for a unit that’s worth your bucks, consider Lenovo’s latest business-ready all-in-one desktop – ThinkCentre M71z. Outfitted with the latest Intel Core processor, advanced video calling features, interactive touchscreen, and lot of performance features, you are guaranteed with a unit that will provide your business with its much-needed level of desktop performance.
Since it is part of the company’s Enhanced Experience 2.0 program1, the ThinkCentre M71z boots in as fast as 15 seconds on select models offered with an optional SSD. You can choose among the powerful second generation Intel Core processors, along with a fast DDR3 memory, up to 1 TB hard drive storage or a 160 GB SSD. To make work and even multi-tasking so much easier for you, the ThinkCentre M71z is provided with a 20-inch display. There’s also an optional touchscreen in case your job or your businesses requires one. Other amazing features of this AIO desktop are DVD burner, six USB ports, optional WiFi, and DisplayPort, which allows you to view digital video in another monitor.
Video conferencing is also enhanced with features like the optional 2.0 megapixel camera and digital array microphone which ensures clear audio. Thanks to ThinkVantage Communications Utility, it is now way easy for you to change the settings of the camera and microphone. Much like other ThinkCentre desktops, M71z come with power supply units that exceed Energy Star 5.2 efficiency requirements. Also, they are EPEAT Gold rated and TCO Certified Edge, which means it has strong environmental and usability features. The ThinkCentre M71z all-in-one desktop will be out for sale in October, for the meantime you can check out other Lenovo all-in-one desktop models.
For its armaments, the Toughbook S9 is equipped with a 2.4 GHz Intel Core i5-520M vPro Processor with 3MB Intel Smart Cache and Turbo boost technology, a 320GB shock-mounted flex-connect hard drive, 2GB DDR3 RAM and a 12.1-inch widescreen WXGA (1280 x 800) LCD display with LED backlighting and anti-glare screen treatment. For its armor, this business-rugged laptop is protected by a magnesium alloy case and a spill-resistant keyboard design that guards against liquid spills of up to 6 ounces (200 cc).
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Laptop may do many things but it is no music player – not a descent one at least. When it comes to sounds, audiophiles frown upon laptop speakers; those tiny notebook speakers just don’t pack enough punch or thump to be even considered a beat. This maybe the universal notion until ASUS decides to take a crack at the audio challenge and release their N-series notebooks with SonicMaster. In partnership with audio experts Bang & Olufsen, ASUS developed SonicMaster, a professional audio certification program which promises high-quality sound that bests the audio experience on any other laptop. SonicMaster branding means that laptops must first feature large speaker chambers, powerful amplifiers and extensive software-processing to create an exceptional audio experience.
The N-series will come in two models – the 15.6-inch N53 and 17.3-inch N73. Both are outfitted with a dual-core 2.4GHz Intel Core i5 520M, 1GB GeForce GT325 GPU, 4GB DDR3 and a Blu-ray drive. ASUS also integrated NVIDIA’s Optimus graphics-switching technology, which should aid in extending the battery life when the GPU is not being used. The smaller model can also be installed with a 2.4GHz Core i3 370M and a 1GB GeForce 415M. The N53 features a 1,366×768 pixel resolution screen with a glossy finish, while N73 gets whooping 1,600×900 resolution. Both SonicMaster certified N-series laptops should be available anytime now from major consumer electronics retailers. The N53 is tagged between £649.99 and £999, while the larger N73 will cost around £1,099.
