Tag: ViewSonic
MWC 2011: ViewSonic ViewPad 10 Pro preview video
Windows tablets have a bit of a bad rep from a consumer point of view, but it still remains the platform of choice for enterprise users. Trying to corner both market points at MWC 2011 are ViewSonic, who have launched…
IFA 2010: ViewSonic Viewpad 7 tablet hands on – VIDEO
IFA 2010 could pretty easily have been renamed Tablet Land this year, with more slate-style devices around every corner than you could shake an iPad at. Picking up a fair bit of pre-show interest was ViewSonic's ViewPad 7. Tech…
IFA 2010: ViewPad 7 Android tablet is also a massive phone!
Viewsonic have officially revealed the details of their forthcoming ViewPad 7 tablet device. Sorry, did we just call it a tablet? Well make that a tablet/phone hybrid! Yep, the Android Froyo packing ViewPad 7 will also double up as a…
IFA 2010: Viewsonic to showcase dual-booting Android and Windows tablet
Viewsonic look set to have a very interesting IFA showcase ahead of them if their just-announced product line-up is anything to go by. Two new tablet devices look set to draw plenty of attention. First up is the 7 inch…
ViewSonic launch VX2737wm monitor with 1ms response time
ViewSonic have today announced the launch of the rather sexy VX2737wm monitor. Looking to appeal to gamers, designers and video editors, the 27 inch monitor is claimed to be the first of its size in the world to offer a…
ViewSonic PJD6531W projector offers 3D on a budget
Who needs a 3D TV when you can bag yourself a 3D projector for around half the price? That's what ViewSonic's PJD6531W 3D ready projector offers. It's out this month and comes in at a cheap £649.99. So what's to…
Got space for a tiny PC? Check out ViewSonic's 20cm VOT 132 nettop
ViewSonic have today launched the VOT 132 nettop, a tiny PC small and light enough to clip onto the back of your flatscreen TV. At just 20cm tall and 500g in weight, it features Nvidia's low-power Ion GeForce 9300 graphics…
Viewsonic unveils exceptionally thin All-In-One PC
Wow. What a picture. Rave budgies in cyberspace. I hope whoever stuck that together in Photoshop is doing okay now and taking things a little easier in rehab.
Ahem. Viewsonic’s releasing an All-in-One PC. It’s called the VPC100, and it’s the first in a line of ‘nettops’ that the company will be releasing. It’s just 3.5cm thick, making it skinnier than a rake on a diet. It’s got a 19″ 16:9 LCD, and all the guts are crammed behind that.
So given how thin it is, the specs must be ‘budget’, right? Well, unfortunately yes. A 160GB hard disk, 1.6GHz Atom processor, and 1GB of RAM. There’s also a card reader, webcam, DVD writer and integrated speakers. It comes with Windows XP, though I’d suggest upgrading to Windows 7 or Ubuntu ASAP.
The VPC100 costs £500, which sounds a little on the steep side, but it really depends on the quality of the display. If it’s a decent screen, then this could be a nice little media streaming device for a location that doesn’t have a main display. It’ll be available Mid-May.
Spec Sheet (PDF)
ViewSonic intros new 22-inch widescreen monitor
ViewSonic has announced its latest widescreen monitor, the VX2260wm. As the product name suggests, it’s a 22-inch LCD but sports a 16:9 aspect ratio more common on “proper” TVs than on computer monitors.
Able to display full 1080p content without scaling via its HDMI or DVI-D inputs, it also offers 20,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio and a low 2ms response time which should cut down on motion blur…
ViewSonic launches VX62 Series of LCD monitors
ViewSonic has announced its newest line of LCD monitors, the VX62 Series.
The 22-inch model offers a 20,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio and super clear panel, for much improved black levels and colour quality. It has a 1,680 x 1,050 native resolution (16:10 aspect ratio), 300 nits brightness, and a decent 2ms response time.
The 19-inch model offers a more modest 6,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio, other specs remain the same…
