Lenovo today announced three new desktop PCs aimed at satisfying the computing appetites of the entire family -- the IdeaCentre K220, IdeaCentre K230 and H200. First on the list is the IdeaCentre K220 desktop which reportedly runs 16 percent faster than the previous generation IdeaCentre K210 desktop. Its a powerful desktop computer powered by a quad core processor and features nice specification. The IdeaCentre K220 desktop comes with an Intel Core 2 Quad processor, up to 4GB of DDR3 memory, Blu-ray drive, and Lenovo's exclusive VeriFace facial recognition technology which allows each member of the family to use his or her facial image as the log-on password.

The IdeaCentre K230 is a high-end desktop with 64-bit Windows Vista and up to 8GB of DDR2 memory. The IdeaCentre K230 desktop features an Intel Core 2 Quad processor, an optional Blu-Ray Disc drive and optional support for high definition graphics and DX10.

On the other hand the Lenovo H200 is a low cost desktop designed for customers on a budget who need to read email, browse the Internet, view pictures and video and perform other basic computing applications. The H200 desktop is Lenovo’s first desktop to utilize the low power Intel Atom processor and features a fan-less design.

The IdeaCentre K220 and K230 desktops start at $449 and $499, respectively. Both will be available beginning January 20. The Lenovo H200 desktop comes bundled with the ThinkVision L195 Wide LCD monitor and starts at $399.99 beginning January 10.