ViewSonic

Monitors go green as ViewSonic eyes fatigue and efficiency

Staff writersJuly 15, 2015

If you’re using a laptop at the moment and need that screen to be a little bigger, there’s a good chance you’re plugging it into a monitor on a desk of some sort, but is that monitor good for the environment or your eyes? ...

ViewSonic gets a projector to see double with two HDMI ports

Staff writersDecember 22, 2014

Projectors tend to offer good value in terms of size and price, but HDMI ports are rarely a friend, usually coming with only one input. Fortunately, there’s a box coming with support for more. ...

ViewSonic makes a touchscreen display that acts like a computer

Leigh D. StarkNovember 26, 2012

Need a computer, but not necessarily looking for much more than a monitor? It seems like an odd request, and yet Viewsonic is answering the call for this niche product with a screen that packs in a tiny Android computer....

New monitor from Viewsonic prepares your old PC for the new Windows

Staff writersNovember 14, 2012

One of the things that Windows 8 brings is compatibility: it likes old school computers. Whether you have Windows XP, Vista, or 7, you can upgrade. But if you don't have a touchscreen, you probably won't enjoy your Windows 8 experience as much, and that's where Viewsonic is coming in....

ViewSonic, Dell introduce different viewing strokes for different folks

Leigh D. StarkAugust 9, 2012

Lots of people still rely on monitors plugged into their laptops and desktops, and most of us don't even think about upgrading, so here's a friendly reminder that now might be the right time to do just that with the release of a new display....

ViewSonic’s new 10 inch tablet packs both Android and Windows

Leigh D. StarkOctober 19, 2011

After several Android tablets under its belt, ViewSonic is trying something different, with a new 10.1 inch slate bundling in both Windows 7 and Google's Android OS. ...

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Review: Viewsonic ViewPad 10s

Leigh D. StarkJuly 7, 2011

The last time we saw a Viewsonic tablet, it was in the form of the 7 inch ViewPad, a slate that came with a fair amount of features, but was let down by an average experience, poor touchscreen and the absence of Flash. Now we have the 10 inch version, and this time Viewsonic has promised some Flash support. Is this the Android tablet you've all been waiting for?...

Unboxing: Viewsonic Viewpad 10s

Staff writersJune 15, 2011

We're seeing 10 inch tablets from lots of companies this year, and now Viewsonic has sent us its latest model to take a look at. Priced at $599, Viewsonic is...

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Review: NVidia GeForce 3D Vision

Leigh D. StarkJanuary 8, 2010

FEATURES Unless you've been living under a two-dimensional rock, you'll know that 3D is the Next Big Thing in home entertainment. Hollywood studios...