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Question: Does this device comes with keyboard and mouse. Wired?. Thanks!
Document: This is a pretty decent computer. Low stars are because mine came with a regular keyboard and mouse, and not the remote!
Nice hardware, but windows 8 is so god awful. The machine is beautiful and doesn't feel like cheap plastic in your hand. The hand keyboard is interesting, but hard to get used to.
This is not the case with my older attached PC, a Windows 7 box. If you reboot or logout and then login to the Lenovo, the sound is recovered. It seems to depend on just how long the PC is unattended. Letting the PC go to sleep and then waking it up seems to keep the sound from non-functioning. And the Lenovo PC comes out of sleep quite quickly.So, all in all, I am happy with the Lenovo PC in the role for which I bought it.
this is perfect computer to be used as an HTPC once u install XBMC on it. audio perfect, video perfect. play 1080P with no issues.
To my delight, LAN and WIFI worked with 8.0 driver files. Out of curiosity, I installed 8.1 files again. And yes LAN and WIFI were dead again! Finally, I uninstalled and reinstalled 8.0 files and left it at that. Bottom line: DO NOT use the Windows 8.1 driver files; you need the 8.0 files.Comments:I don't like or care for included funky remote.
This is a great machine and I recommend it. I would purchase directly from Lenovo as this one is way more expensive than:[...]There are three models, and the one listed here is the middle-ground one which is listed at $335.20.
The VESA mount works well for hiding it behind the monitor/TV. From my router in the living room at the rear of the house to my home office at the front is 55 feet and I'm getting 5-bar WIFI signal strength. If your expectation is realistic, it should work well for you. It's a good HTPC or secondary desktop PC.One serious Issue:At first I could not update to Windows 8.1.
The Lenovo IdeaCentre Q190 meets my requirement. It's slow, compared to what I'm used to, but not any slower than most mainstream mid-level laptops. I'm using it exclusively as an HTPC, hooked up to a Pioneer A/V receiver and an old 60" LG plasma TV. It plays all audio and video files I tried (of course, this depends on the software used). 4K videos works well on my monitor but the TV can't handle it reliably (TV is not 4K).
Once I threw in some junk (I'm almost 100 years old :o) and got into the system everything was fine.As others have said, this is not a graphic intensive system. With some serious upgrading it could run apps like PhotoShop, maybe even video editing.I've been using this for a little more than one week. If it doesn't give me trouble, I'll be getting another one. Or more.
Its small form factor allowed me to "hide it away" inside of a cabinet that holds all of my components.From my perspective, the Windows 8 standard interface is of no real use to me. So, I use the sorta-like-Windows 7 interface which is distinguished by the lack of a "Start Menu".
Answer: Yeah it does. Wired