Hubby is the PC hardware expert in our house. His review is below.I was pleasantly surprised when a large box arrived and inside was the Lenovo All-in-One PC. I have been looking at new PC’s lately as a possible replacement for my 10 year old 17” laptop and even though this PC isn’t as portable as a laptop it’s performance would more than make up for that point.This PC is a first for me. Over the last 25 years of PC use, at work and home, this is my first PC that has an AMD processor, and it’s an all-in-one design. Oh, and this is the first Lenovo band PC I’ve laid my hands on. First impressions were, quick easy setup, very speedy performance and with a nice bright and sharp 24” screen. The only negatives, which are small ones, were when I tried to attach the cable management clip onto the monitor support leg the plastic clip broke in two. The second con had to do with the position of the monitor which has a slight sag to the right bottom corner. The height of the monitor is fixed and it can only tilt fore and aft over a narrow margin. There is no provision for side to side tilting. A couple of pennies under the tubular stand was sufficient to square the monitor up.After a weeks worth of surfing the web, accessing other network storage drives to view photos and videos, I am pleased with the performance of this PC, given its price point. The one surprise had to do with the audio quality, it was much better than most any laptop I’ve heard to date!My overall impression of this PC is that it would make an excellent unit for family members who are not computer literate, beings as it is pretty easy to hookup and operate. It would also be quite capable for use in an office environment.