community

Lenovo N200-series offers many variations and we test a little older with a Dual-Core technology - not to be confused with the Core 2 Duo, which is a more modern and faster variant. Despite that reaches our N200 one of the best test results, while power consumption is relatively low.

Sober but colourful
Lenovo's design is angular but sober and gives us the silver lid. Lenovo managed to design so that it looks even thicker than it actually is. The relatively bulky design offset by an otherwise professional look, especially the small color details in orange.

A blank screen with good sharpness and further enhances the impression that the keyboard is good for writing. Pointer and mouse buttons are equally pleasant.

N200 lacks Bluetooth but has a built-in webcam and is alone in the test to provide a fingerprint reader, which we prefer, however, had switched to the bluetooth support if we had had to choose freely. The computer comes with Windows Vista Home Basic, which is a popular choice among test objects. For not too much extra money, you can find a Core 2 Duo version, but also the N200 is very affordable and quite clearly the best purchase in this test.