Lenovo ThinkCentre M75E

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Pros:

Power to spare; small footprint; can drive both monitors simultaneously without issue; not loaded with tons of “crapware”; quiet except when under serious load
Compact toolless design, capable performance, support for dual independent display out of the box, minimal bloatware, very comfy keyboard, low power consumption.

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If you put it up on your desk, you might find it a bit loud if you have a quiet work environment, 19" monitors seem a bit small in this age of 20" monitors, Internal speaker rattles frequently.
Included stock keyboard and mouse leave something to be desired; can get loud when under heavy load

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Last revision on April 13, 2012

Reviewers Liked

Power to spare; small footprint; can drive both monitors simultaneously without issue; not loaded with tons of “crapware”; quiet except when under serious load
Compact toolless design, capable performance, support for dual independent display out of the box, minimal bloatware, very comfy keyboard, low power consumption

Reviewers Didn't Like

If you put it up on your desk, you might find it a bit loud if you have a quiet work environment, 19" monitors seem a bit small in this age of 20" monitors, Internal speaker rattles frequently
Included stock keyboard and mouse leave something to be desired; can get loud when under heavy load
No Webcam, performance is good but not super fast either, generous warranty

Expert reviews and ratings

If you're looking for a no-nonsense business desktop that takes up less space than a traditional tower computer, one that has enough CPU and GPU firepower to handle any office work yet still be power efficient, and one that can scale up to 16 GB of...

By Digital Home Thoughts on January 24, 2011

It has been a while since I have used a desktop computer, and even longer since I used a desktop computer running Windows. Truth be told, the last time I had the opportunity to use a Windows desktop computer it was not the most pleasing experience....

By Gear Diary on January 20, 2011

The Lenovo ThinkCentre M75e is certainly not the most exciting business PC on the market, but it is a solid performer with very good value and fair pricing. It’s combination of a compact form-factor, energy efficiency and generous warranty makes...

By Chip Chick on December 10, 2010

Desktops may not be as fashionable as notebooks these days, but they’re still often the most cost-effective way to get significant processing power. Lenovo’s ThinkCentre M75e has the grunt, thanks to a 3.0GHz quadcore AMD’s Athlon II...

By SlashGear on October 25, 2010