Lenovo IdeaCentre B750 All-in-One

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Pros:

Very good overall performance for an AIO, 29inch superwidescreen IPS display is superb, Above average audio, Lots of storage (2TB plus a Bluray burner), Discrete graphics
Spectacular widescreen display, Perky performance for all but the highest-quality and -resolution gaming
With one of the only 21:9 screens we've seen on a PC, the Lenovo IdeaCentre B750 offers a ton of desktop space to fill with browser windows and productivity apps. With the right software, Bluray and HD movies can play without letterbox bars, and games fee...

Cons:

Compact mouse and keyboard are pretty basic
No touch screen, Not all software supports 2,560x1,080 resolution, Hard to find USB ports and SD card slot by feel

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Last revision on March 10, 2016

Reviewers Liked

Very good overall performance for an AIO, 29inch superwidescreen IPS display is superb, Above average audio, Lots of storage (2TB plus a Bluray burner), Discrete graphics
Spectacular widescreen display, Perky performance for all but the highest-quality and -resolution gaming
With one of the only 21:9 screens we've seen on a PC, the Lenovo IdeaCentre B750 offers a ton of desktop space to fill with browser windows and productivity apps. With the right software, Bluray and HD movies can play without letterbox bars, and games fee

Reviewers Didn't Like

Compact mouse and keyboard are pretty basic
No touch screen, Not all software supports 2,560x1,080 resolution, Hard to find USB ports and SD card slot by feel
The midlevel graphics card, left over from last year, can't push the higher screen resolution and highend game settings at the same time; bundled media player software oddly doesn't help with 21:9 playback, and the lack of a touch screen feels dated

Expert reviews and ratings

Lenovo's ultra-wide all-in-one makes room for multitasking windows and broadens gamers' field of view. All it lacks is a touch screen....

By Computer Shopper on April 10, 2014

A refreshing new way to look at all-in-one desktops, the Lenovo B750's Blu-ray-friendly, extra-wide display is great for movies (if you add some extra software), and games greatly benefit from a wider field of view. It's different, and fun to use, but...

By cnet on April 01, 2014

The IdeaCenter B750 is currently the most advanced AIO (All in One) offered by Lenovo and at 29 inches, diagonally, this is the largest AIO we've reviewed at Booredatwork, to date. In addition to its size, the system specs also makes this product a stand...

By booredatwork.com on June 23, 2014

The $1,549 Lenovo B750 is a great all-in-one for the family or home office. Its 29-inch widescreen display is perfectly suited for multitasking, and its loud and rich audio, bright screen and wide viewing angles make watching movies an experience you...

By Tom's Guide on June 23, 2014

The B750 is currently the most advanced AIO (All in One) offered by Lenovo and at 29 inches, diagonally, this is the largest AIO we've reviewed at Booredatwork, to date. In addition to its size, the system specs also makes this product a stand out...

By booredatwork.com on June 23, 2014

All-in-One systems are growing in popularity, both because they've come down in price significantly over the past few years, and also because the trend today is towards space saving designs. Lenovo's IdeaCentre B750 All-in-One Desktop represents the...

By HotHardware on May 30, 2014

El diseño innovador de la Lenovo B750 ofrece una manera diferente de pensar en las computadoras de escritorio multiusos. Su compatibilidad con Blu-ray y ancha pantalla la hace ideal para ver películas (si añades el software necesario), y para...

By cnet.com/es/ on May 24, 2015