The company has just released new laptop, desktop, nettop and all-in-one (AIO) products. Lenovo’s latest IdeaPad and IdeaCentre PCs offer clever features, and a complete range of form factors and designs that fit specific consumer needs. The new models include the IdeaPad Z series affordable multimedia notebooks — Z360, Z560 and Z565 — and the IdeaPad U series ultraportables — U160, U460 and U460s. Also announced are the IdeaCentre A700 stylish multimedia AIO, and the IdeaCentre B305 mainstream performance AIO. Alongside this expanded portfolio of all-in-ones, comes the IdeaCentre Q150 — an ultra-thin nettop PC, and the Lenovo H320 affordable slim tower desktop PC.

While some other PC vendors are turning away from anything but mobility products, Lenovo believes that there is still a place for desktop machines. Lenovo’s A700 and B305 AIO PCs are perfect for individuals or families that enjoy the powerful performance of traditional desktop PCs, but desire the fun and useful features of an AIO design such as touchscreen capabilities, HD monitor and a streamlined appearance.

The IdeaCentre A700 is a stylish, ultra-slim AIO that packs the latest processor and graphics into a curvaceous aluminum body. The A700 includes numerous home entertainment features beginning with a 23-inch Full HD widescreen, up to Intel Core i7 processor with Intel Turbo Boost Technology, HDMI in/out support for connecting to other HD devices such as a TV or gaming console, JBL designed speakers with Dolby Home Theater and the latest DirectX 11 graphics. The A700 also features a unique 3-in-1 mouse that functions as a standard mouse, air mouse/pointer and motion-drive games controller. For faster, more responsive application performance, the A700 can be configured with up to 8GB DDR3 memory and up to 2TB of storage, so users don’t have to worry about running out of hard drive capacity when saving their favorite movies, music and games.

While the A700 is top of the line, not every family wants to spend a lot on a computer. Those who are seeking high-performance gaming and family entertainment can turn to the IdeaCentre B305, which delivers compact performance with an AMD Athlon II X4 Quad-Core Processor. Available in a 21.5-inch widescreen form factor, the B305 offers Full HD resolution video playback and optional DirectX 11 graphics. The B305 also features LED Panel Technology, providing a greater dynamic contrast ratio compared with standard LED-backlit screens, for clearer, sharper images and richer colors.

Lenovo is for the first time introducing touchscreen capabilities on the IdeaCentre A series and B series all-in-one models, with select A700 and B305 configurations offering Lenovo NaturalTouch fingertip touchscreen technology, and a suite of touch-enabled multimedia applications developed to enhance the touchscreen experience. The A700 is the world’s first PC to utilize Surface Acoustic Wave (SAW) touchscreen technology, as used in certain medical applications, for the most reliable and responsive touch experience.

But what if your family has already purchased an enormous HDTV and doesn’t want another screen in the living room? Then bring the Internet to your TV with Lenovo’s nettop PC. The Lenovo IdeaCentre Q150 can be connected to a TV or monitor. Featuring an optional NVIDIA ION 512MB graphics processor, which delivers smooth Full HD (1080p) video via the onboard HDMI output, the IdeaCentre Q150 is a great way to enjoy Internet video in the living room. The IdeaCentre Q150 also features an optional multimedia remote with an integrated trackball mouse and mini keyboard to make it easy to multi-task between emails, Web browsing and video playback on a single device.

All the PCs mentioned here become available in June. The IdeaCentre A700 has a base price of $999. The IdeaCentre B305 starts at $699 and the IdeaCentre Q150 retails at $249.