Horizon 2sby Lenovo
PROS
- The Full HD display is gorgeous to look at.
- Compared with its bigger brethren, the Horizon 2s is much more affordable.
- It has some fun gaming features in table mode.
CONS
- Battery life on the Horizon 2s is poor.
- There is no SSD option, so you're relegated to using a slower, mechanical drive.
- The useful charging stand does not come with the Horizon 2s, but it can be purchased separately for $40.
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LIST PRICE$550
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Name | Horizon 2s | XPS 27 (2012) | Z1 G2 All-in-One | Yoga Home 900 | Horizon 27 |
Manufacturer | Lenovo | Dell | HP | Lenovo | Lenovo |
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List Price | $550 | $1600 | $2000 | $1549 | $1500 |
Packing a 19.5-inch, 1920 x 1080 display, the Horizon 2s is vibrant enough for family movie and game nights.
Packing a 19.5-inch, 1920 x 1080 display, the Horizon 2s is vibrant enough for family movie and game nights.
Even with an i3 and 4GB of ram, this machine makes a great family computer!
Even with an i3 and 4GB of ram, this machine makes a great family computer!
Though it’s astoundingly light for the transportable all-in-one it actually is, at 5.45 pounds and with a 19.5-inch, 1920x1080 touch screen,…
Though it’s astoundingly light for the transportable all-in-one it actually is, at 5.45 pounds and with a 19.5-inch, 1920x1080 touch screen, it’s not usable as a tablet by a normal-sized human being.
If not for its lackluster battery life, the Lenovo Horizon 2s would merit a strong recommendation.
If not for its lackluster battery life, the Lenovo Horizon 2s would merit a strong recommendation.
An SD card reader and a pair of USB 3.0 ports are the only I/O ports on the system, which, frankly, is not enough.
An SD card reader and a pair of USB 3.0 ports are the only I/O ports on the system, which, frankly, is not enough.
Although the Aura software comes with a collection of games, the system doesn't come with any accessories, like Lenovo's e-die, striker, or …
Although the Aura software comes with a collection of games, the system doesn't come with any accessories, like Lenovo's e-die, striker, or joystick that make some of them more fun.
As is, the Horizon 2s might handle some entry-level and older games, but higher resolutions ans high settings are simply not in the cards.
As is, the Horizon 2s might handle some entry-level and older games, but higher resolutions ans high settings are simply not in the cards.
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