During CES 2014, Lenovo introduced its very first Android home computer, the Lenovo N308. The company boasts that this all-in-one PC makes for an ideal companion for enjoying media and accessing apps.
"Easily move this 1.3-in thin AIO around the home or office as a super-sized tablet with its full-size keyboard and mouse and up to three hours of battery life4 with its integrated battery," reads the company's announcement." Additionally, users can adjust the N308's stand to lay the device flat for an easier angle to navigate the touchscreen and even play games."
The specs reveal that the Android computer has a 19.5-inch LED-lit screen with a two-point touch input and a 1600 x 900 resolution. Backing this screen is Nvidia's Tegra processor (Lenovo did not clarify which generation), up to 2 GB of DDR3-1600 memory, and a battery lasting three hours on a single charge. An adjustable kick-stand allows the device to lay completely flat like an oversized tablet.
On the storage front, customers can choose between a 320 GB or 500 GB 5400 RPM hard drive and an 8 GB or 16 GB SSD for fast boot. Other features include built-in stereo speakers, two USB 2.0 ports, a 6-in-1 card reader, dual-band Wireless N and Bluetooth 4.0 connectivity, a 720p webcam, and an Ethernet port. There's even a light sensor and a G-sensor.
"Lenovo N308 Android Home Computer is a perfect balance of desktop PC performance and the simplicity of a tablet," reads Lenovo's spec sheet. "Users can easily sync apps and data across Android devices, and also enjoy all their favorite apps on a large 19.5-in HD+ touchscreen, with plenty of storage for multimedia."
The desktop arrives this February in both black and white options with a starting price of $450 USD.
