Lenovo ThinkCentre Edge 91Z

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 10 expert reviews

Excellent:

2
Good:

4
Average:

4
Bad:

0

Pros:

Excellent performance.
Pretty screen.
Sleek all-in-one design.

Cons:

Lacks discrete graphics card.
Look elsewhere for a home office PC that will serve double duty as a gaming or home entertainment system.

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Last revision on June 10, 2014

Reviewers Liked

Excellent performance
Pretty screen
Sleek all-in-one design
Powerful quad-core processor
Wireless Internet, keyboard, and mouse
VGA input
VESA wall mount kit

Reviewers Didn't Like

Lacks discrete graphics card
Look elsewhere for a home office PC that will serve double duty as a gaming or home entertainment system
Glossy screen reflections
No 802,11a/n 5GHz support
No HDMI input to use monitor with consoles or other PCs
No USB 3,0 or eSATA ports
Only 30 days of Norton Internet Security updates

Expert reviews and ratings

The ThinkCentre Edge 91z performs well, although a discrete GPU option would be welcome for graphically demanding workloads. We'd also appreciate dual-band Wi-Fi, USB 3.0 support, a less matte screen, a slot-loading optical drive and a better...

By ZDNet UK on March 07, 2012

Whether it?s business or pleasure, the 91z covers all the bases of sleek design with impressive performance at a competitive price point of $1,000 and up. With the right blend of optional extras, there?s a hidden value to be unlocked in this powerful...

By Channel News Australia on December 20, 2011

The ThinkCentre Edge 91z represents a blend of good-value, mid-range performance and intelligent functionality, complimented by handy extras like multi-finger, touch-screen control. It's built into a somewhat monolithic but elegantly simple design...

By Smarthouse on December 20, 2011

For those interested in a good-looking, fast midrange all-in-one, the Lenovo ThinkCentre Edge 91z will fit in easily in any home office. Just don't ask it to do too much outside of its straitlaced business...

By cnet on October 14, 2011

There’s nothing particularly exciting about the ThinkCentre 91z, but it’s a safe choice if you simply want a compact desktop PC for routine office work. However, rivals such as Dell and HP are selling more stylish systems with more memory...

By theregister.co.uk on October 06, 2011

Despite having a glossy, reflective screen, the ThinkCentre 91z is a good choice if you want a compact, powerful and fairly versatile all-in-one PC backed by an onsite warranty. It's competitively priced too, making it a cheaper Windows-based...

By IT PRO on September 26, 2011

The 7075D2G's outstanding three-year warranty and serious processor power make it good value, but it has a small hard disk...

By Expert Reviews on September 02, 2011

Lenovo's SMB-oriented ThinkCentre Edge line expands to the all-in-one desktop space with the ThinkCentre Edge 91z. It's reasonably priced, powerful, and can give the iMac a run for its place in a design studio. ...

By PC Mag on August 29, 2011

It’s difficult to explain why all-in-one PCs aren’t more popular on the current market. For instance, notebooks also have a worse price/performance ratio compared to desktop PCs. Yet they are being sold in heaps, despite the fact that many...

By InsideHW on June 19, 2012

Si no pensamos jugar a los videojuegos más recientes, su compra es una opción acertada y, dado el caso, siempre podemos decantarnos por el modelo superior, que por un poco más incluye una GPU AMD Radeon HD6650A. También el disco duro...

By pcactual.com on June 12, 2012

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