Lähdekoodi sivulle A Terrific Beginner's PC: Lenovo A19640404

As people consider buying a PC, many want their Tablet PC to do specific things well. Some PC users want to play video games, others want to do digital photography, while others simply watch videos online or simply go on the Internet. A good PC thats fits the needs of your regular new user is the Lenovo A1. This HP Tablet PC comes with huge hard drive and a great deal of RAM but it doesn't have a powerful graphics card instead it is shared with the processor. This PC is meant for the price conscious beginner and not those looking for a powerful gaming machine. The purpose of this PC is to be a nice all-around Tablet PC for a good price instead of a power Tablet PC for the advanced gamer.

The Lenovo A1 is only $600 but comes with AMDs 2.9GHz Phenom ll 840T quad-core processor, 6GB of RAM and a 1TB hard drive. Also, it has an ATI Radeon HD 4200 integrated graphics chip plus standard PC features like a DVD burner and 802.11n wireless card. [http://www.articlestide.com/methods-of-tablet-pc-test/  3] 

The PC tower is an impressive black chassis featuring a glossy front panel, something you wouldnt see on a budget Tablet PC system. Also, the Lenovo A1 has an open bay for you to add a Blu-Ray burner or another hard drive. The Lenovo A1 is roughly seven inches wide and has the power button at the top of the case. Naturally, the Lenovo A1 comes with your standard keyboard and mouse. A lot of newer personal Tablet PCs nowadays come packed with all kinds of extra software, but the Lenovo A1 comes with surprisingly little. The comes with a few software trialware and the excellent HP MediaSmart video and music playback suite. [http://www.gadgetsdealer.com/smlclass1345.html tablet pc drawing]

This HP Tablet PC likewise has a 15-in-1 card reader as well as a couple of input ports. The Lenovo A1 also includes microphone and headphone jacks and two USB 2.0 ports in the front. Because it is a budget PC, it doesn't feature other ports like Firewire or USB 3.0. In the rear of the the Tablet PC system, there are DVI and VGA ports, a digital audio (S/PDIF) port and four USB 2.0 ports. Moreover, the Lenovo A1 has 7.1 surround sound support. When it's about expansion, though, this PC from HP is very limited. As is the case with other budget Tablet PCs, the Tablet PC wires found inside look to be a jumbled mess, with wires bunched in the middle of the Tablet PC. Theres not a great deal you can do if you wish to load it up with faster PC cards. Still, you can put in a a more advanced graphics card if you wish.

As a gaming Tablet PC, the HP Pavilion p6720f is not the most suitable machine or even a PC to even consider. The ATI integrated graphics chip was not created to deal with the graphics involved in a lot of high end Tablet PC games. More casual Tablet PC games are more suitable to these inexpensive Tablet PCs. If you need a machine for high end games, then something like the Micro Express MicroFlex 25B is good for that but it will cost you a couple of hundred dollars more. No Matter its graphics limitation, the Pavilion p6720f is a good deal, with a good processor, generous hard drive and lots of RAM for a low price. For what I was looking for and the budget I had, this HP Tablet PC was the perfect machined for me. This Tablet PC  from  HP  was  fast, user-friendly and low-cost.