When you are looking for a home device, one of the major factors you need to know is if it could accommodate the needs of the whole family. This is also true when buying a home PC. Lenovo modernized an affordable home computer into a space-saving all-in-one design with rich family friendly features through their new Lenovo C-Series Essential C325 desktop. The Lenovo C325 is powered by AMD Dual Core E450 processor for high-speed performance and uses AMD Radeon HD graphics for high-definition gaming experience. It comes with Windows 7 Home Premium OS and features a 20-inch intuitive multi-touch screen with flexible viewing angle for a more convenient control of the desktop. No need to constantly delete important family files as the Lenovo C325 can be upgraded up to 1TB HDD storage and has easy access to HDD and memory for simple upgrades.
Since the Lenovo C325 is designed for the whole family, it boasts user-friendly features like Lenovo Dynamic Brightness System that automatically adjusts the screen brightness based on ambient light conditions thus protecting the eyes as well as Lenovo Eye Distance System that alerts the user if he or she is too close to the screen. There is also the Lenovo IdeaTouch that includes a range of touch-optimized multimedia applications and Lenovo Rescue System that allows easy backup and recovery of data. Other features include audio-in port that lets you play music from your MP3 player without switching on the computer, integrated storage space for matching, contemporary AccuType keyboard, 0.3M high-sense webcam, USB 2.0, USB 3.01 connectors, Bluetooth, 6-in-1 card reader, HDMI output, DVD reader/writer, and optional TV tuner. It also has stable full-metal stand for secure positioning inside your home.
If you are planning to have a family computer at competitive price, Lenovo Essential C325 is a good buy. To give you more options, take a look at Lenovo Essential desktops here.
For PC gamers who prefer using a decent set of action buttons and a four-way digital cross direction controller, rather than mashing their keyboard to play something like the classic Atari Asteroids, there’s the new GoPad. It’s not like keyboards don’t get the game going, but you just can’t mash them like turbo D-pads – even Harold “Coop” Cooplowski, the heroic pilot of MEGAS XLR, uses a joypad not a keyboard, mouse or nun-chucks. Back to the GoPad, it’s a pocket-sized folding gamepad unit that can easily turn to a fully functional USB game controller. After unfolding the tiny clamshell design and hearing a pleasant click – this gadget will reveal its two-axis directional-pad with four action buttons, four shoulder buttons, and turbo on and off buttons.
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When it comes to graphics, to see is to believe but to touch and feel? It’s a whole new interactive experience just like the new ViewSonic VX2258wm 22-inch (21.5-inch viewable) multi-touch High LCD display with revolutionary Infrared Optical Imaging technology. The VX2258wm successfully delivered to the mainstream market what’s only been ordinarily seen and affordable on small mobile devices. This large screen display allows users to seamlessly move and resize pictures, web pages or files with just a touch of the screen. Using its integrated DVI and VGA inputs, 100,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio and speakers with SRS Premium Sound, there’s no stopping the VX2258wm from delivering flexible connectivity and superb video and sound quality.
