Lenovo launches affordable Intel-powered AiO with 27-inch 100Hz display

Lenovo has launched a new Lecoo-branded AiO in China, the N27 Pro. It has launched with a relatively affordable price tag and packs the power needed for moderate office and productivity workloads.

Specifically, the Lecoo N27 Pro has the Intel Core i5 13420H inside, which is a mid-range processor from the Raptor Lake-H series. It's pretty much at the same level as the Wildcat Lake processors that most budget-friendly devices come with these days, and the iGPU is somewhat capable of handling lightweight GPU-intensive tasks as well.

Of course, the 48EU Xe G4 iGPU isn't really a good pick for gaming, and there's no USB4 or OCuLink port that brings eGPU support either. On the bright side, the port configuration is quite decent for the workloads the AiO is designed to handle. Specifically, the All-in-One PC has the following ports:

• 1x USB-C
• 3x USB 2.0 Type-A
• 2x USB 3.0 Type-A
• 1x HDMI
• 1x LAN
• 1x 3.5mm audio out
• 1x microphone

On the front, the Lecoo N27 Pro comes with a 27-inch display that has a 2,560x1,440 pixels resolution, 100Hz refresh rate, and 99% sRGB coverage. There's an active cooler with what Lenovo claims to be a low-noise fan. Other highlights included unspecified WiFi, a sleek design, and availability in two colorways.

The company is offering the Lecoo N27 Pro in China with 16GB of RAM and a 1TB SSD, and it goes for CNY 4,499, which is around $671. Lenovo didn't share anything on the global launch yet, but Lecoo-branded AiOs tend to launch under the IdeaCentre branding outside China (24-inch AIO i with the same Intel CPU curr. $999.99 on Lenovo).