Lenovo looks to be preparing a redesigned IdeaCentre all-in-one desktop featuring colourful pastel finishes and a more premium design aimed at challenging Apple’s iMac.

Leaked marketing images obtained by Windows Latest show the unannounced Windows 11 desktop in six finishes, including traditional black and silver alongside muted orange, sage green, teal and rose options.

The desktop uses a two-tone design, with a lighter shade across the rear of the display and a darker colour on the textured stand. At least one model is also pictured with a colour-matched wireless keyboard and mouse.

The images reveal slim display bezels, a centrally mounted webcam with what appears to be a physical privacy shutter and a tilting stand.

Connectivity reportedly includes USB-A and USB-C ports on the side of the stand, alongside a headphone jack and power button. Additional rear connections include USB-A, USB-C, HDMI and Ethernet.

Lenovo has not confirmed the desktop’s specifications, although features from the existing IdeaCentre AIO 5i could potentially return.

The outgoing model offers an optional QHD touchscreen, a display adjustable between minus five and 15 degrees, a 5MP infrared camera supporting Windows Hello and Harman-certified JBL speakers with Dolby Audio.

It also includes a Qi wireless charging pad integrated into the base of the stand, allowing users to charge compatible smartphones while working.

The IdeaCentre range traditionally targets home, education and office users rather than professional creators, with Lenovo’s Yoga and ThinkCentre models occupying the company’s more premium all-in-one categories.

Pricing, Australian availability and a launch date have not been revealed. Lenovo is yet to officially acknowledge the leaked desktop.

Image credit: Windows Latest