If you don’t mind paying a little extra for the all-in-one form factor and a design that just works, the Y910 could be a great buy. Overall gaming performance is great and, once you outgrow the built in hardware, you’ll still have a great display you can use a few more years.
By TechSpot onI was actually quite surprised with the IdeaCentre AIO Y910 Gaming PC from Lenovo. When you think of all-in-one PCs gaming is not something you really think about, but Lenovo was able to build a fully-fledged gaming PC in a form factor that is not much...
By ThinkComputers onIf you’re looking for a powerful all-in-one, whether it’s for work or for gaming, you can’t really go wrong buying the IdeaCentre Y910. Though all-in-one PCs aren’t really “my thing,” the Y910 is making me reconsider that stance – it’s a great PC that isn’t going to disappoint in terms of aesthetics or performance.
By SlashGear onIn the end, the IdeaCentre Y910 AiO is an AiO without performance compromises and a great computer overall. It creates a brand new market segment that I’m sure others will look at… and copy. The Y910 could have been just perfect if a couple of things such as a better display and Thunderbolt support were present.
By Ubergizmo onThe Lenovo IdeaCentre AIO Y910 is a fantastic gaming all-in-one that offers VR-ready performance, a RealSense camera and an upgradable design.
By TomsGuide onI have no reservations about recommending the Lenovo IdeaCentre AIO Y910 for gaming and entertainment. It’s perfect for a dorm or any high-end PC setup. Lenovo hasn’t managed to perfectly marry a simple setup and user experience with the expandability that gamers need, but it’s come dangerously close.
By GottaBeMobile onArticle contenant de la publicitéLenovo n'est pas qu'un constructeur d'ordinateurs portables à succès. Si la marque fut la seule à tirer son épingle du jeu il y a quelques années sur un marché PC en déclin, elle a réussi à diversifier sa gamme pour...
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