Lenovo IdeaCentre B300

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Pros:

Decent mainstream configuration, card reader, built-in WiFi 'n' and Bluetooth, saves desk space
Slim profile, very well built, Useful proprietary software, Excellent keyboard, Good onboard audio, FireWire port

Cons:

Screen is not very bright, no dedicated volume rocker, average keyboard and mouse
No HDMI, eSATA connectivity options, Doesn't support fullHD screen resolution

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Last revision on November 16, 2011

Reviewers Liked

Decent mainstream configuration, card reader, built-in WiFi 'n' and Bluetooth, saves desk space
Slim profile, very well built, Useful proprietary software, Excellent keyboard, Good onboard audio, FireWire port

Reviewers Didn't Like

Screen is not very bright, no dedicated volume rocker, average keyboard and mouse
No HDMI, eSATA connectivity options, Doesn't support fullHD screen resolution

Expert reviews and ratings

The Lenovo B300 starts with a price tag of Rs. 29,990, but we couldn't get a conformation on the pricing on the model they've sent us in time. We will update this space once we do. If you take a base configuration from the website then 30K is a...

By TechTree on January 18, 2011

The Lenovo IdeaCentre B300 all-in-one desktop PC sells for a price of Rs. 38,200. For that price, you get a very good basic all-in-one home desktop with slim design and decent value for money. It doesn't have every connectivity option under the sun,...

By PCWorld India on August 26, 2010

Si l'IdeaCentre B310 ne rivalise avec l'iMac 21,5 au niveau des performances brutes, il conserve un bon rapport puissance/prix. En pratique, il se révèle capable de satisfaire les amateurs de multimédia. La présence du tuner...

By Les Numériques on September 02, 2011