If you're conscious of the green movement, then it's probably a good thing that companies like ViewSonic feel the same way as you do, and can come up with these excellent pieces of technology that ...

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Not the actual notebook, just a bad Photoshop job of a 22-inch ViewSonic monitor and that computer that fits in a keyboard. You’ll need a perfect storm of the following three elements in order to ...

ViewSonic is launching their latest 10-point multi-touch LCD monitor, the TD2240. Adopting a VA panel, this new 22-inch LED-backlight monitor supports a native resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels and ...

ViewSonic celebrated its 25th anniversary — the company was founded in 1987 in California — by unveiling a trio of display products in London yesterday, including the VSD220, a 22in. Android-based ...

ViewSonic has launched two new monitors - VA2205MH and VA2210MH - in India, which the company says are designed for home and office use. The Full HD monitors come with a 22-inch LCD display with ...

It looks like the folks at Viewsonic never got the memo that people don't want touchscreen displays on devices that don't lay flat. (Maybe Steve forgot to CC 'em?) That, or maybe they just have a ...

ViewSonic might be known for their line of computer monitors, but their HDTVs aren’t too shabby. Today, they released the VT2230, a 1080p 22-inch LCD for $349. With an 8000:1 dynamic contrast ratio, ...

A few days ago, ViewSonic had teased that they would be unveiling a 22-inch tablet on the first day of Computex ... A few days ago, ViewSonic had teased that they would be unveiling a 22-inch tablet ...

ViewSonic is rumoured to unveil a 22-inch Android tablet for release sometime in 2012. The California-based manufacturer is expected to showcase the device at the Computex event in Taiwan next week, ...

Liam loves Android, design, user experience, and travel. He doesn't love ill-proportioned letter forms, advertisements made entirely of stock photography, and writing biographical snippets. Viewsonic, ...