Lenovo announces huge 27-inch all-in-one with Windows 10

Lenovo's massive Yoga Home 900 PC is meant for in-home use, and sports a galaxy of fun and potential.

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Today Lenovo announced its new line of Windows 10 devices, branded as the Yoga 900 line. The most eye-catching of the new hardware is the massive all-in-one that takes the term "desktop" quite literally, bringing huge size as well as huge potential.

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Lenovo's Yoga Home 900 isn't made for on-the-go use; as its name implies, it's optimized more for a home-based experience. Its massive 27-inch full HD 10-point touch display can be set at an angle for traditional browsing on or doing work across Windows 10 apps, or it can be laid flat for some competitive air hockey with the family. It weighs just 16 pounds, so you can easily heft it from room to room without worrying about a cumbersome bulk or the device bending under its own weight.

The tabletop PC has some beefy specs under the hood, with Broadwell class Core i5 and Core i7 CPUs, a dedicated NVIDIA GPU (up to a 2GB VRAM GeForce 940A), up to 8GB of RAM and up to 1TB of onboard SSHD storage. The six-cell battery is lacking, only supporting up to 3-hours of usage per charge, but given the huge 27-inch display, that's to be expected.

Apart from its size and multi-use potential, the Yoga Home 900 supports a huge galaxy of Windows 10 apps and features like hands-free searching with Cortana.

The Yoga Home 900 is set to launch starting at $1549, and will be available in Best Buy stores and Lenovo's official website starting late October.

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