PC maker Lenovo has launched three new desktop PCs, the IdeaCentre K220, K230 and H200 desktops, which include the Lenovo rescue system, featuring OneKey Recovery, a tool used to recover information and restore the system without losing files.
The IdeaCentre K220 desktop comes with Intel Core 2 Quad processors, up to 4Gb of DDR3 memory, supports high-definition graphics and DX10 as well as an optional Blu-ray disc drive.
The IdeaCentre K220 desktop features Lenovo’s signature VeriFace facial recognition technology, allowing each member of the family to use his or her facial image as the log-on password. A web camera and monitor, purchased separately, are required for VeriFace functionality. The K220 desktop also has bright vision technology that helps to reduce eye strain, the company said.
The IdeaCentre K230 desktop adds to the new consumer desktop portfolio as a logical choice for a desktop with high-end, memory-demanding functions such as 64-bit Windows Vista and up to 8Gb of DDR2 memory, added Lenovo.
The Lenovo H200 desktop rounds out the lineup as a low cost and high value PC designed for customers on a budget who need to read e-mail, browse the internet, view pictures and video and perform other basic computing applications, according to Lenovo. Additionally, the H200 desktop features a fan-less design.
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