Lenovo IdeaCentre Q100

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Pros:

Extremely compact, Gigabit ethernet connectivity.

Cons:

No HDMI or WiFi (any type), No optical drive, keyboard, or mouse

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Last revision on May 19, 2011

Reviewers Liked

Extremely compact, Gigabit ethernet connectivity

Reviewers Didn't Like

No HDMI or WiFi (any type), No optical drive, keyboard, or mouse

Expert reviews and ratings

Frankly, you're almost better off with a netbook. The Lenovo IdeaCentre Q100 may be portable, but as a desktop machine, it won't allow you to do much unless you carry around a slew of external parts, too. A netbook at this price not only comes...

By PC Advisor on December 24, 2009

This supersmall device is a fully functioning PC, but only barely so. This machine's laundry list of omissions makes a netbook seem like a better option....

By PCWorld on January 25, 2010

Systems with a single core Atom processor and cut-down graphics are suitable for only basic computing. Fortunately, the modest thermal demands of such hardware made it possible for Lenovo to jam it all into tiny chassis and cool it without a fan. The...

By SilentPC Review on October 29, 2009