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Review: Lenovo A740 — a sleek all-in-one desktop PC

Posted on May 8, 2015April 27, 2020 By Hulk

Lenovo has a bunch of laptops and tablets, and we’ve been reviewing them over the months as they roll out (check them out in our Lenovo Hub!). The company also has desktops of all varieties, however, and we’ve got our hands on its A740 all-in-one, a large and dense AiO that brings all the perks of a desktop with the compact and integrated convenience of an all-in-one system. It is many things: large, powerful, and beautiful to behold. Is it the right AiO for you, though? Read our full SlashGear Review to find out!

Hardware

The Lenovo A740 is a large all-in-one desktop system with a brushed-metal design and smooth glass front. The display itself, which is quite heavy but surprisingly thin (in comparison to competing AiOs), is attached to a base packed with ports for all manner of peripherals. The keyboard and mouse, meanwhile, have a similar silver/gray color as the desktop itself, but the mouse is made of plastic; they both connect to the computer wirelessly.
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