Last year’s CES event saw the unveiling of Lenovo’s Ideacentre B520 & B320 series, for this year the company announced its successors – IdeaCentre B540 & B340.
Basically, both AIOs are still the same packing touchscreen-enabled displays although the B540 now has a larger frameless screen at 23-inch which should perk the interest of media-centric users who favor borderless AIOs. Specswise, it’s powered by Intel Core Processor, the latest NVIDIA GeForce GT 650M with 2GB VRAM with full DirectX 11 suppport. It also comes with an optional 3D vision capability and adjustable VESA mount for better viewing.
Meanwhile, its smaller sibling, the IdeaCentre B340, comes on a 21.5-inch full HD (1080p) touchscreen display that comes preloaded with touch-enabled applications and OneKey TV — Lenovo’s new one-click program that instantly switch your AIO’s screen from desktop into an HD television. Interestingly, the new products are said to be independent from the CPU so this means, you can use B340 or B540’s monitor without needing to power the whole desktop. Both products also have an integrated HD webcam and DVD reader or Blu-Ray drive for its optical.
For those who are interested, the 2012 IdeaCentre B Series will hit this June with a starting price of $699 on U.S. retailers.
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