Lenovo - Horizon II 27" Portable Touch-Screen All-In-One Computer - 8GB Memory - 1TB Hard Drive - Silver/Black

We needed a new PC and this is a powerful system. Lots of storage space. I love the portability of the all in one. You can pick it up like an iPad and move it to a different location. Watch a movie or work on the large screen in somewhere other than the office. The Lenovo also comes with game pucks to play air hockey and other games. The apps are easy to obtain and the transition was really smog. Love it!

I bought this 27 inch all in one for my office. I needed dual monitors. I had planned to use the HDMI port for the second monitor but it turns out that is for HDMI in only a fact unknown to my Best buy sales person or Leveno!. This seems to have been corrected in the specs. There is no Ethernet port either, BB documentation is not correct. To make the unit usable for business purposes you need to upgrade the Windows 8 home to Windows 8 or 8.1 professional this allows you to join a domain. You can use built in wireless AC or purchase a USB 3.0 gigabit adapter, I bought a hub that included the Gb ethernet. For a second monitor you must purchase a USB to VGA,DVI or HDMI adapter. I bought a USB 3.0 to VGA adapter for this. There is some sort of software pack from Intel but I have yet to get any info how to get it or when it will be avalible. I wish Leveno had a business pack that included all of the above. With all that said this is a fantastic computer, fast quiet, great high resolution multi touch monitor. As it is sold it is a great computer for home and family gaming. The Aura interface is ahead of anything else I have seen. I can not get the NFC function to work with my Samsung note 2. I would like to be able to have the function keys, alt and Ctrl in a on screen bar to make my business programs more keyboard free the windows virtual keyboard takes up too much screen space his to get these. I am planning to buy 3 more even with the needed addons. I love this computer!

The whole family loves it. We use it for browsing, video editing, you tube etc. Kids use it for gaming and online videos. Best part is for family time we lay it flat and all 4 of us can play games. Tons of hard disk space to store videos and photos and music. Only draw backs are 1. Some times you need to have the keyboard handy as the onscreen keyboard doesn't show up, 2. some times the wifi connection gets choppy and you have to reset it. 3. It doesn't have a built in card reader to transfer photos and videos. I use my USB card reader. 4. I never got to make the nfc connection to work with my phone. Not sure if it actually works.

Word of advice, if you want to make this your primary computer and then hook it up to a spare monitor- you will need to do so with a usb cable from this computer to your spare monitor which might require a usb to your monitor cable adapter. Other than that hiccup it works great. I use this for work and have multiple programs going on at once which require a powerful computer and this does it all. Very impressed. Love the portability. Love the touchscreen. I had to download a windows 7 converter (windows 7 shell) so I didnt have to mess with the windows 8 but it made it look like the easy to use Windows 7. Love the sound and display as well. Oh you will want to turn of the "light sensor" in the display settings or else it will randomly dim on you. Would buy again.

Was looking to get a somewhat permanent desktop-like computer that didn't take up much space. Although the screen on this is massive, its footprint is very minimal. Purchased a USB Blu-Ray Reader/Writer from LG for around 80 bucks at the store to go with it because I'm old school like that. The combination of working like a desktop with the ability to also work as a tablet finally bridges the gap as this is essentially the first of the fully functional tablets that can do anything a desktop can do. Only gripe on this particular model is the 5400RPM HD. Could have gotten the next model up with SSD but with the price this was on sale for, I can swap out for an SSD and upgrade the memory while I'm in there. ***Some issues that may be important to people. There is no internet jack on this, so wireless or use a USB port and buy the adapter. Also, there is no memory card reader. Cheap to get one (About 10), but something else to look at***

First let me say that this idea, a 27-inch touchscreen monitor with both a computer and a battery built in is awesome. Since I'm not a gamer, I doubt that this will ever be laid flat, but even that is a terrific idea. Most of all, my wife is visually impaired (retina disease) to the extent that even a screen magnifier like ZoomText isn't always enough. This also meant a 23" monitor was usable, but limited, since you can only see so much of a web page when you're using 3x to 4x magnification. Now she can use a lower magnification and see more on the monitor with this 27" device. Unfortunately, this device really needs just a couple of tweaks, and certainly Lenovo could provide a more succinct and easy-to-follow path to Windows 10. Even with the original Windows 8.1, this device has difficulty recognizing a keyboard or mouse plugged directly into a USB port (like my wife's large-print-keys keyboard). It will wake from sleep and not respond to any USB keyboard or USB mouse events until you go into Device Manager, Uninstall the two devices it can't recognize (even though it labels them as keyboard and mouse with !'s), then Scan for hardware changes, after first unplugging and replugging the USB connections. Even so, this was a good buy!

Big, beautiful display. Set up was pretty simple and straight forward. One of the selling points for a device is it's portability. It's able to be used as a large make shift tablet. The issue: battery life not all that strong. The truth is that most people would buy a smaller machine for that purpose. I'd say if you're looking for the best of the best, this is your choice.

This thing is awesome! It is an over-sized tablet basically. The screen is huge and the wireless keyboard and mouse are quiet and handy. It takes a little getting used to because it combines your traditional computer familiarity and throws in apps and stuff from your tablet. Took me a minute to figure out that that is what was happening Lol. Comes with a carry-bag and joysticks, too. LOVE IT! Just wish the price wasn't so high! (It does not come with a dvd drive, just fyi.)