Lenovo ThinkCentre Tiny-in-One 23"

Accurate colors. Energy efficient. Ergonomic stand. Built-in USB hub.

Only one external video input. Narrow viewing angles. Weak gray-scale performance.

Conclusion If you're outfitting your business with Lenovo's ThinkCentre Tiny desktop PCs, pairing them with the ThinkVision Tiny-In-One 23 monitor makes perfect sense. Granted, you don't get much in the way of picture settings with this model, and its...

Pros: Excellent display, easy mounting of Lenovo Tiny Desktop computers, all-in-one functionality

Cons: No touchscreen option, no cable raceway for the front ports of a mated Tiny Desktop

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Revolutionary design ; Simplicity and space ; Versatility

Boring monitor ; Too expensive ; Absolutely zero frills

Credit must be given to Lenovo for helping to move the All-in-One market forward. This design makes a lot of sense and future iterations will make IT departments very happy. But the monitor is boring and years behind display innovation.

The Tiny-in-One system is a unique way to enjoy the clutter-free features of an all-in-one system while maintaining an element of customization. There is a bit of down time initially when setting the entire system up, but nothing was complex and the...