Leaked information came to light about Lenovo's new machine

An official announcement is yet to be made, but photos and some specifications are already circulating on the Internet about the ThinkCentre M92z.

Lenovo's new All-in-One PC does its best to look like a regular monitor. As far as thinness is concerned, it succeeds, but it cannot be called average in any way, it is elegant like most of the manufacturer's 'Think' series models. Behind the machines with 20 and 23-inch diagonals, of course, there will be hardware, such as Intel's Ivy Bridge-based processor or discrete graphics card. The display itself can be controlled by touch in preparation for the Windows 8 period. The real big question is the lack of a mouse, at least it's not in the picture. Maybe it's just a neat trick, but it's also possible that instead of a mouse, you'll "need" to use your finger to navigate. In order to make typing easier, we will definitely get a keyboard for the ThinkCentre M92z, which will probably also have a TrackPoint, could this be enough to replace a mouse? We will find out in July, when the new combiner arrives.

Source: Electronist