Lenovo N308 All-in-One

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Pros:

Strong price-to-performance ratio.
328GB of onboard storage (8GB flash/320GB hard drive).

Cons:

Resolution limited to 1690x900 pixels.
TN panel limits viewing angles.

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Last revision on October 10, 2014

Reviewers Liked

Strong price-to-performance ratio
328GB of onboard storage (8GB flash/320GB hard drive)

Reviewers Didn't Like

Resolution limited to 1690x900 pixels
TN panel limits viewing angles
Short battery life

Expert reviews and ratings

The Lenovo N308 is one of the most affordable all-in-ones around at just $350, but you get exactly what you pay for. The desktop's luminous 19.5-inch display and smooth Tegra 4 graphics performance make it a solid choice for watching movies and...

By Tom's Guide on April 09, 2014

I have always had a bit of a love for Lenovo. They successful turned their purchase of IBM into a profitable PC market. Heck, they over took Apple in PC sales in the last few months. On the mobile front they dominate in overseas markets while they still...

By androidspin.com on June 04, 2014

The Lenovo All-in-One N308 represents a cultural shift in the tech industry. Companies are thinking outside of the box in order to find a specific market of consumers. The N308 is an exact result of that trend. Coming with a 19.5 inch HD display, Nvidia...

By booredatwork.com on April 01, 2014

I want to love the N308, as I really like the idea of it, but I think it needs a bit more functionality. However, for $350 I think it's a pretty good deal, hopefully developers can update their apps to be compatible with the N308, because I'd love to...

By androidheadlines.com on March 30, 2014