Lenovo shifts direction with new Android-based PCs – and they look powerful



Well-known laptop manufacturer Lenovo has announced that it plans to make Android PCs, teaming up with Android OS specialist Esper for a reimagining of its ThinkCentre M70a, an all-in-one (AIO) desktop PC that will represent Lenovo’s first step into the Android space. Will it be one of the best all-in-one computers, though?

The M70a is a pretty straightforward AIO, packing a 21-inch touchscreen and starting at $889 (about £730 / AU$1400), except for one interesting quirk; it uses an Intel Core processor, which can be configured from an entry-level i3 all the way up to a powerful i9 chip. The M70a is currently available with Windows 11, but the new version will use Android instead.



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