Inexpensive; strong performance for the price; lengthy battery life; comfortable keyboard; solid assortment of ports and connections; robust system-management and help utility.

Standard-aspect display with low native resolution; shallow mouse keys; one-year warranty is short for a business model; few dedicated media controls; no option for a fingerprint reader.

The Lenovo 3000 C200 forgoes flashy extras and instead delivers solid Core 2 Duo performance at an impressively low price.

There are NO pros, except for the poor simpletons who get a job there until the agenda has been met.

See above. The cons are pretty bad. See North Korea. They could fix that, but they haven't. My dad was a vet, and he warned me about this.

Value for money...simply great. This machine is tough (still working okay after 5+ years, only repair was cooling fan, and that just recently). Built in WiFi worked like a charm - nice app for set up. Password manager was on par with Roboform (then)

Not many, getting slow now (5 years later) Upgrade to Win7 killed Password app.