Testseek.co.uk have collected 21 expert reviews of the Lenovo ThinkCentre M90z All-in-One and the average rating is 72%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Lenovo ThinkCentre M90z All-in-One.
October 2010
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21 Reviews
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The Lenovo ThinkCentre M90z is a quiet, easy-to-upgrade all-in-one PC with a large, high resolution screen and a generous warranty. We wish it came with more RAM and hard disk space as standard. We also wish it was easier to tilt and swivel with more a...
The overall configuration of the Lenovo ThinkCentre M90z may not be spectacular, but its screen definitely is and we're fans. It may not be something we could use for work purposes just yet, but we could get used to rotating and zooming photos with ou...
The simple design of Lenovo ThinkCentre M90z is a clear benefit to businesses, as it takes up no more space than is necessary and can be handled all day long without smudging or breaking....
Abstract: Desktop PC Review: Lenovo ThinkCentre M90z The CEO's DesktopOctober 21, 2010By Eric GrevstadiPhones and iPads aren't the only things sneaking into the enterprise by way of the home consumer. There's the all-in-one desktop PC -- a computer built into an...
Tool-free internal access, Strong general performance for the category
Display appears a bit dim
Lenovo’s business-ready all-in-one brings the ThinkPad feel to the world of multitouch desktops--and it doesn’t disappoint. Shop for the ThinkCentre M90z MerchantPriceMerchant Rating $1085.99 Learn More » 5 Reviews » $1099.09 Learn More » 5 Reviews »...
Space saving energy efficient design, great performance, multitouch display option extends the system’s possibilities, builtto last even in tough work environments, toolless design allows for easy upgrades, allows for quick and easy setups, 3 year onsite warranty is standard, mic with noise cancellation is perfect for VOIP calls without headsets, green friendly packaging, convenient top switch to
Speakers are not equipped for serious music playback, no 3D card option, webcam does not provide very good image quality, despite a higher priced system there are no eSata, USB 3.0 or Firewire ports
Consumers looking for serious multimedia machines will want to look else where. Sure, the M90z's processor can handle plenty of multimedia intensive tasks, like HD video playback, but there are many other more alluring all-in-one machines geared towa...
Expensive versus competition, Tested model was overpowered for most office work
In our test configuration, the business-oriented M90z is overkill for most office tasks. Configuration options, however, can bring down the price while still delivering a peppy big-screen office PC. ...
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Published: 2010-08-24, Author: Chris , review by: slashgear.com
Abstract: Lenovo might be best known for their ThinkPad notebooks and ominous black ThinkStation desktops, but the company continues to push ahead with its range of all-in-ones. The new Lenovo ThinkCentre M90z is aimed at both consumer and business users, and wh...
Beautiful 23" 1080p display, Nice touch response, No extra power brick required, Fits great into office settings, Solid overall performance
No reason to use the touch panel, Design is a little dated, No keyboard hot keys, No discrete GPU, Tray-load DVD drive, Expensive compared to rivals
In our SiSoftware SANDRA tests, the ThinkCentre M90z was competitive, but didn't stand out, which is to be expected for a mid-range AIO machine. The CPU was without a doubt the system's strong point, as the 3.2GHz Core i5-630 managed to power through ...
