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Lenovo's all-in-one IdeaCenter desktops to come in colors

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Lenovo's all-in-one IdeaCenter desktops to come in colors
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A promotional photo, which also shows models in dark gray and light gray, was leaked to Windows Latest. Obviously, Lenovo hasn't announced this officially yet, so pricing, release timing, and full specs remain unknown. But for a category that's stayed monotonous for way too long, it's refreshing to see a Windows PC maker try something an iMac buyer might be tempted by.

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Lenovo's all-in-one IdeaCenter desktops to come in colors Rob Beschizza 1:43 pm Wed Jul 29, 2026 Image: Lenovo / Windows Latest Lenovo's putting in extra effort for its latest IdeaCenter all-in-one desktops, which usually come in dark gray and sometimes also in light gray: the new ones will come in muted shades of sage, puce, peach and, of course, midcentury control panel green. A promotional photo, which also shows models in dark gray and light gray, was leaked to Windows Latest. Obviously, Lenovo hasn't announced this officially yet, so pricing, release timing, and full specs remain unknown. But for a category that's stayed monotonous for way too long, it's refreshing to see a Windows PC maker try something an iMac buyer might be tempted by.

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