Lenovo C325

Based on 5 reviews

Reviews

By ThinkComputers on May 02, 2012

Lenovo has put together a nice system that can serve quite a few purposes. These can be workstations at an office or agency. This can be a companion system say in the kitchen or garage. It makes the perfect family computer or system for a student. ...

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By PCWorld on April 11, 2012

This all-in-one desktop may not pack much power, but it is budget-friendly, space-friendly, and...

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By PC Mag on March 27, 2012

The Lenovo C325 is a good choice for those looking to spend only about $500 for a fully featured desktop PC. It's bigger than a laptop, and has the power to serve your Web surfing and basic PC needs. ...

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By SlashGear on February 27, 2012

The all-in-one form factor presents an interesting use case: it required much of the same external setup as a desktop, but uses laptop parts in most cases and has the same resistance to expansion. The most obviously attractive quality of the...

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By Computer Shopper on February 16, 2012

This entry-level all-in-one delivers a 20-inch display and decent audio, but the lackluster performance of our test model makes it a better secondary system than primary PC for most users....

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By 01net on January 25, 2012

Au final, ce Lenovo C325 peut faire office de bonne machine multimédia, tant qu'on évite les jeux nécessitant un tant soit peu d'affichage 3D. En outre, les vidéos bénéficient d'un affichage de bonne...

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