At first glance, it looks like a regular all-in-one machine. It’s a 27-inch screen with the innards of a Windows 8 computer built into it, and it can stand up on a table.
But you can pick it up off the table, unhook the power cord and lay it flat for games of “Monopoly”. It’s big enough to fit four people around it, and the screen can respond to ten fingers touching it at the same time.
The Table PC will include plastic “strikers” for “Air Hockey”, and joysticks that attach to the screen with suction cups for other games, including multiplayer shooter “Raiding Company”.
Lenovo said the Table PC will go on sale this summer starting at $1,699.
