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Sleek 23.8 inch all-in-one with thin bezels, wired keyboard included

Lenovo

Lenovo A100 All-in-One PC 23.8" FHD Intel Core N100 3.4GHz 8GB DDR5 256GB NVMe Windows 11 Pro

SKU CH-QVPK-T5DPS MPN A100

A space-saving 23.8" FHD all-in-one desktop with Intel Core N100 processor, 8GB DDR5 memory, 256GB NVMe storage and Windows 11 Pro

  • TypeAll-in-One PC
  • UsageConsumer
  • ProcessorIntel Core N100
  • Processor Main Features64 bit Quad-Core Processor
  • Memory8GB DDR5
  • Storage256GB
  • Space-saving 23.8" FHD all-in-one with ultra-thin bezels
  • Intel Core N100 quad-core up to 3.4GHz for everyday speed
  • 8GB DDR5 memory keeps multitasking responsive
  • 256GB NVMe solid-state storage boots Windows 11 Pro fast
  • Wi-Fi 6 plus Gigabit LAN gives flexible connectivity

Compact all-in-one for everyday work

The Lenovo A100 is a 23.8 inch all-in-one desktop that integrates the display, processor, memory and storage into a single unit. It ships with Windows 11 Pro and includes a wired keyboard and stereo speakers.

Suits home and office users who want a tidy desk

This system fits buyers who need a ready-to-use PC for web browsing, document editing and video calls. It does not suit users who require a discrete graphics card, expandable memory slots or additional internal drive bays.

8 GB DDR5 memory is soldered and not upgradeable

The 8 GB of DDR5 RAM is fixed on the motherboard, so the amount of memory cannot be increased after purchase. Buyers who anticipate heavier multitasking should consider a system with user-accessible slots.

Highlights

  • Space-saving 23.8" FHD all-in-one with ultra-thin bezels
  • Intel Core N100 quad-core up to 3.4GHz for everyday speed
  • 8GB DDR5 memory keeps multitasking responsive
  • 256GB NVMe solid-state storage boots Windows 11 Pro fast
  • Wi-Fi 6 plus Gigabit LAN gives flexible connectivity

Specifications

BrandLenovo
ModelA100
Part NumberF0JN0002US
TypeAll-in-One PC
UsageConsumer
ProcessorIntel Core N100
Processor Main Features64 bit Quad-Core Processor
Memory8GB DDR5
Storage256GB
AudioSound card - Integrated
EthernetGigabit Ethernet
Wireless CardWi-Fi 6 (802.11ax)
Power Supply65W
MonitorMonitor included
SpeakerStereo speakers
KeyboardWired Keyboard
Operating SystemWindows 11 Pro
CPU Type#N/A
Turbo Frequency3.4GHz
GPU/VGA TypeIntel UHD Graphics
Graphics CardIntel UHD Graphics
Graphics InterfaceIntegrated video
Memory Capacity8GB DDR5
Memory SpeedDDR5 4800
Memory Spec8 GB x 1
Memory Slot (Total)1
Memory Slot (Available)0
Memory Slots (Available/Total)0/1
Maximum Memory Supported32 GB
SSD256 GB
HDDNo
Storage Spec256GB NVMe SSD
Optical Drive TypeNo
Screen Size23.8"
TouchscreenNo
Screen TypeNon-Touch Screen
LAN ChipsetIntegrated
LAN Speed10/100/1000Mbps
WLAN802.11ax Wireless LAN
BluetoothBluetooth 5.2
Video Ports1 x HDMI
Rear USB4
RJ451 port
Rear Audio Ports1 port
Keyboard TypeWired Keyboard
Speaker ConfigurationInternal Speaker
Dimensions (H x W x D)7.82 x 21.23 x 16.64 in
Weight9.47 lb
Package TypeRetail

Questions about this item

Is the 8 GB of DDR5 memory enough for everyday multitasking?

The 8 GB DDR5 configuration handles typical web browsing, office apps and video calls without swapping; heavier workloads such as large photo batches or many browser tabs will benefit from more memory.

What does the 3.4 GHz turbo frequency deliver in daily use?

The Intel Core N100 reaches 3.4 GHz on short bursts, so single-threaded tasks like launching apps or loading pages feel snappy while sustained loads run at lower clocks to stay within the 65 W power envelope.

Does the Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) connection limit my real-world throughput?

Wi-Fi 6 caps theoretical throughput at the router's capability; in practice you will see faster, more stable speeds on crowded networks compared with older standards, but the Gigabit Ethernet port remains the fastest wired option.

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