C560 Touch All-in-Oneby Lenovo
PROS
- The 23-inch 1080p display is bright and attractive.
- Although it's largely made of plastic--with a metal base--this PC has solid, sturdy construction.
- A removable panel on the back provides easy access to RAM slots and drive bays, making this PC easier to upgrade than most all-in-ones.
CONS
- This PC is a bit expensive for its hardware, offering lower-end hardware at a midrange price. It's probably not a good deal unless you find it on sale.
- Speed isn't the C560's strong point. The base model comes with 4GB of RAM and a 1TB mechanical hard drive--not a solid state drive. It has integrated graphics, so it's not a good gaming PC.
- The touch screen only supports 5-point touch instead of the standard 10-point touch.
- LIST PRICE$850
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| Name | C560 Touch All-in-One | XPS 18 (2014) | iMac (21.5-inch with Retina 4K display, 2015) | Zen AiO Pro Z240IC | iMac (21.5-inch, 2014) |
| Manufacturer | Lenovo | Dell | Apple | Asus | Apple |
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| List Price | $850 | $1100 | $1499 | $1899 | $1100 |
The C560's infrared touch screen allowed us to smoothly perform gestures such as pinching to zoom. However, it only supports 5-finger touch,…
The C560's infrared touch screen allowed us to smoothly perform gestures such as pinching to zoom. However, it only supports 5-finger touch, as opposed to capacitive touch screens, which support up to 10 fingers.
Though the C560 isn’t exactly an eye-catching looker, it’s surprisingly stout. All the plastics are thick, and the metal stand permits only …
Though the C560 isn’t exactly an eye-catching looker, it’s surprisingly stout. All the plastics are thick, and the metal stand permits only the slightest wobble if the system is nudged. That’s a great trait for a touchscreen PC. You don’t want the display to shimmy every time you poke it.
It's powered by the not-so-speedy Intel Pentium G3240T processor and only has 4GB of RAM. Most all-in-ones come standard with 8GB.
It's powered by the not-so-speedy Intel Pentium G3240T processor and only has 4GB of RAM. Most all-in-ones come standard with 8GB.
My only complaints are that the sound is a little tinny and there's occasional lag in programs opening up. I wouldn't buy this for gaming, b…
My only complaints are that the sound is a little tinny and there's occasional lag in programs opening up. I wouldn't buy this for gaming, but as a general purpose option it's been great.
The Lenovo C560 Touch is an adequate entry-level all-in-one, selling at a midrange price. While performance is pretty good, the feature set …
The Lenovo C560 Touch is an adequate entry-level all-in-one, selling at a midrange price. While performance is pretty good, the feature set is hit-or-miss, and I came away from testing feeling that the system should either offer a bit more overall or have a lower price.
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