Lenovo M92p Desktop Used

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  Condition:
Refurbished: An item that has been restored to working order. This means the item has been inspected, cleaned, ... Read more
Brand: Lenovo
  Hard Drive Capacity: 500 GB MPN: 3238B5U
  Warranty: Seller Warranty Operating System: Windows 7
  Warranty Details: 30 Days Seller Warranty UPC: Does not apply
Packaging:Item Condition:
Package Includes:
  Plain Box
  Refurbished
   
  Lenovo ThinkCentre M92p, Power Adapter, Power Cord
     

 

Lenovo ThinkCentre M92p Intel Core i5-3470T 2.9GHz 8 GB Ram 

500 GB Hard DIsk

 

Core i5 3rd Generation Processor 

 No Optical # No Wifi 

 

Worlds Smallest Desktop Ever only 1.3 KG only

Condition Like New # Performance is very Fast

 

Item Condition : Refurbished
Warranty Type : Warranty 1 year for labour no hardware or physical damage included
Box : Branded Open Seal / Box Changed
Service Center:  f133 chennai mount road annasalai 
Refurbished products are used customer returns that are essentially "lite scratces will be there " items, or they may be defective products that were returned under warranty, and after repairing the defects products are available for reselling . they may have small scratches and dents or small damages , but laptops will work great as aperfomance machines.usage time on these units. 
*Disclaimer: Product color may vary as it is showing in picture
*Disclaimer: As these are Refurbished products so accessories and manual could be missing.

he Lenovo ThinkCentre M92p Tiny ($580 direct) ultra small form factor enterprise-class business PC can slot into your organization and be managed by your IT department alongside larger ThinCentre systems. Though it is small in size, the system features forward-looking technology like a third-generation Core i5 processor, DisplayPort, and USB 3.0. The space saving, power saving "Tiny" system is our new Editors' Choice for entry-level business desktopPCs.

 
 

Design and Features
The M92p Tiny is, well, tiny. It's measures about 1.5 by 7 by 7 inches (HWD), which is diminutive even among systems like the Apple Mac mini (Thunderbolt) ($799 list, 4.5 stars) (1.4 by 7.7 by 7.7 inches) and our current small form factor Editor's Choice, the Polywell Poly i1000A-3770T ($899 list, 4.5 stars) (7.7 by 2.9 by 7.9 inches) : . The system we reviewed came with Lenovo's optical drive accessory, which adds about an inch to the system's width. The optical drive add-on isn't entirely necessary for most installations these days, but it was convenient to have when loading some of our benchmark files. The M92p Tiny is touted as a "1-liter" design, displacing only about a liter's volume on a desk space. In contrast, the original Mac mini from 2005 is considered a "1.4 liter" design.

 

The M92p Tiny packs a lot of hardware into that one liter. The system features an Intel Core i5-3470T processor, 4GB of memory, 500GB hard drive, and Intel integrated graphics. Its only internal expansion room is a free SO-DIMM slot for added memory. Unfortunately, the configuration we tested didn't come with Wi-Fi, which is kind of a no-brainer in this form factor. Wi-Fi is optional on the M92p Tiny. While tightly run IT organizations will eschew Wi-Fi as a security risk, companies that are more convenience-oriented will miss wireless networking.

All other expansion (including the optical drive) are external, using the M92p Tiny's very good selection of ports. The system has four USB 3.0 ports, one USB 2.0 port (for the optical drive), audio, VGA, Ethernet, and DisplayPort. The DisplayPort is novel because it can be "split" with an optional $80 connector to support two DisplayPort monitors. Add the VGA port to the mix, and the tested system can support up to three monitors. Two of the system's four USB 3.0 ports are on the front panel with two on the back panel, facilitating speedy hard drive hookups no matter which way the system is situated. Since the system is so tiny, it can be mounted under a desk surface or even in a special bracket on the back of the user's monitor, making it an almost all-in-one PC.

The M92p Tiny came with Windows 7 Professional, but the system is ready for Windows 8. Lenovo has pledged that it will support the system with drivers and tech support when Windows 8 is released later this year. The system we reviewed came with a few extra programs installed. These included a tablet-like interface called SimpleTap. Inside SimpleTap, there were a few pre-installed third party programs, like eBay, Lenovo App Shop, Skype, Evernote, and Kayak, among others. The system's desktop screen was free of extra icons. The M92p Tiny is Intel vPro certified, and comes with many of Intel's IT-friendly features like AMT (Active Management Technology) and Trusted Execution Technology. The system has a three-year warranty.

Performance
Lenovo ThinkCentre M92pThe M92p Tiny has solid performance. Its third-generation Intel Core i5 processor helps it achieve good scores on our multimedia tests like Handbrake (1 minute 30 seconds) and Photoshop CS5 (3:21). These are faster than our former entry-level business Editors' Choice system, the Lenovo ThinkCentre Edge 71 ($508 list, 4 stars) (1:37 Handbrake, 3:40 CS5). The Polywell Poly i1000A-3770T is quite a bit faster (1:11 Handbrake, 3:03 CS5) due to its Core i7 processor. The Polywell i1000A-3770T was also faster at PCMark 7 (5,412 points), which measures day-to-day performance. The M92p Tiny brought in a still respectable score of 2,491 points. The Poly is faster due to its Core i7 processor and the system's 120GB SSD. The M92p's 500GB spinning hard drive held it back a little in comparison. That said, the M92p is certainly fast enough for most general business users.

 

Lenovo ThinkCentre M92p

 

 

The Lenovo ThinkCentre M92p Tiny is the pint-sized member of the enterprise-class ThinkCentre M92p family. Despite its diminutive size, it's a powerful and feature-filled system in its own right. The Poly i1000A-3770T holds on to its Editors' Choice award for small form factor systems, as it is a better performer (for quite a bit more money). But the ThinkCentre M92p Tiny win the Editor's Choice award for entry-level business systems over the aging Lenovo IdeaCenter Edge 71, since the M92p Tiny is a better forward-looking PC. Besides, most business users will never need the expansion room of a full sized tower chassis, and if they do there are larger versions of the M92p. The M92p beats the Lenovo Edge 71 in performance and in the number of next-generation I/O ports (like DisplayPort and USB 3.0). Plus, the M92p takes up little to no space on your worker's desks. This is important in an office full of cubicles, where space is a premium. The M92p Tiny works equally well in the startup or in the massive enterprise office, and its IT credentials are impeccable.

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