Recently picked up the Lenovo ThinkCentre M700 Tiny, the successor to the M93/M93p Tiny. I have spent a couple days with it and have to say I quite like it.
M700 Tiny fixed two issues with the M93p.
- M93p Tiny lacks a rear audio jack. M700 has one. Both model comes with a tiny speaker inside the front panel so I see the logic of not including a rear audio jack. The problem is that the included speaker is not loud enough.
- The M93p Tiny supports only one storage device, a 2.5″ drive. The M700 Tiny supports two by adding a M.2 slot, 2242/2280.
Other highlights:
- The locking mechanism of M.2 drive is nothing like what I have seen before and is extremely simple and intuitive.
- M700 Tiny adds an additional USB port.
- The case screw used in M700 has a smooth surface so it does not scratch the paint on the case when tightened.
Memory and hard drive/SSD upgrades are easy as usual.
See more pics of M93p in a previous post.
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