The IdeaCentre series of Lenovo are desktop computers that are primarily designed for home use. The models in this series are best suited in handling multimedia content, personal finance and entertainment. The K Series is best suited for those looking for a desktop that is easy to use, full of features with less cost. The Q series on the other hand is for those individuals looking for the best in home entertainment. It is best suited to be placed in the living room controlling all your entertainment needs.
Lenovo IdeaCentre K Series
The K series is your basic home computer. Its easy to use yet powerful enough to assist you with any computing needs that you would be doing. There are currently 5 models available to choose from in the K series. These models are best suited for communicating with your friends online or assisting the young ones with their homework. It’s a good all around computer to have and can handle most programs with ease. It’s multimedia capabilities are excellent as well. Lets try to take a look at their specifications.
IdeaCentre K210, K200-100, K200-101, K200-200, K200-201
Here’s whats under the hood:
Processor: Intel Pentium dual-core E2200 2.2GHz, E2180 2.0GHz, E4500 2.2GHz, E4600 2.4Ghz ( depending on the model)
Memory: 1GB DDR2 up to 4GB DDR2
HDD: 250GB SATA up to 500GB SATA
Graphics: Integrated Intel GMA 3100, Integrated SiS Mirage Graphics 64MB, Ati Radeon 2400 HD Pro 128MB (depending on the model)
Sound: 5.1 surround, USB connection (depending on the model)
Optical Drive: DVD-RW
Others: Ports: 6 USB, Serial, Parallel, 2 PS/2, 10/100 Ethernet, 16 in 1 card reader
All these models come with the Lenovo Bright Vision and the anti-bacterial keyboard as well. Security features include a face recognition while the OneKey convenience makes sure that your important data is safe. One thing that consumers like about the K series is that the models are highly customizable due to the tool free design of its chassis. If in the future you want to add or upgrade some parts in your computer it could easily be done.
Lenovo IdeaCentre Q Series
The Q series is known as being a high end home multimedia computer. If you are looking for a computer that can handle multimedia editing, 3D and 2D design, or even play High Definition videos then this computer is the right choice for you. The latest Q series model is the Q200 desktop which has a very beautiful external design.
Here’s whats under the hood of the Q200:
Processor: Intel Core 2 Quad Processor Q6600 2.4 GHz
HDD: 500GB SATA
Graphics: Ati Radeon HD 2600 XT 256MB
Sound: 5.1 surround
Optical Drive: DVD-RW
Others: Ports: 6 USB, Serial, Parallel, 2 PS/2, 10/100 Ethernet, 16 in 1 card reader
High Definition TV Tuner Card
Judging by the specifications alone you would see that this particular model is very powerful indeed. The mini tower design of this computer ensures that it would fit into narrow spaces. The system comes with an excellent recovery program called OneKey to protect your important data. The face recognition of the computer adds to the security of the system, making sure that only trusted faces have access to it. On top of all these features, the keyboard and mouse are wireless making the overall appearance very neat. All in all this is one of the best computers to have in your house if you plan on purchasing one.
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Good information on the Ideacentre.
I need a new desktop computer for my university studies. I have been told my peers that I should choose Lenovo Ideacentre over systems like Dell Studio because of the reliability and quality of hardware.
Can anyone tell what is the difference, because there seems to be a big difference in price?
Also, would the thinkcentre be adequate for university studies, plus TV