Lenovo All-in-One IdeaCentre A600 hands-on


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There are a lot of very expensive HDTVs at CES so that could have ended very, very poorly.
ok..
Why does the back of the mouse have the logo of the Philippines' National Telecommunications Commission? It's nothing really but I found it surprising.
It's not even manufactured here in the Philippines.
Ok, what exactly is the real estate above the track pad. Ive been wondering since I saw the first pictures. That keyboard looks sexy but I see no numerical pad, if it has no functionality, that keyboard is crap for a desktop.
I'm shocked by how little response this got.
In this, article, I thought the machine looked really nice: http://www.engadget.com/2009/01/05/lenovo-ideacentre-a600-all-in-one-desktop-unleashed/#comments
The chin (recessed chin?) looks a little less elegant than it did in that first article, but as a whole, I think the machine still looks pretty sweet.
I don't see the machine mentioned on Lenovo's site.
Also, since there aren't enough people here to make the backlash terribly severe: Dang. I wish it had os x on it....
I still can't understand why these all-in-ones do not have a video input (HDMI) so it could replace one's TV in a small room or dorm room. I have seen it on the more costly Sony's, so why not I ask.
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The remote sounded much cooler then it looks.
The Averatec has an TV Input, which is the one I'm getting for my kitchen... I would love to wait for this one, as I read somewhere that it also had a TV-Tuner or Input...