ViewSonic unleashed a new range of LCD monitor called “CASA” in Korea market. Currently, there are two members on this series: ViewSonic VA2026w (20-inch) and VA2226w (26-inch). However, the company promised there’d be more models follow, ranged from 17-inch up to 22-inch. All of those widescreen displays will boast DCR (Dynamic Contrast Ratio) technology, as well as a contrast ratio of 2000:1, a response time of 5ms, and HDCP input.

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ViewSonic is going to release VX1940w, world’s first 19-inch widescreen LCD monitor that boasts a super-high resolution of 1680 x 1050, an ultra-fast response time of 2ms (gray-to-gray), and a dynamic contrast ratio of 3000:1; next month. Obviously, this high-perfomance display aimed at gaming and multimedia enthusiasts market, although nobody would stop you from having one on your desk. As long as you can afford to buy it, of course, since I have the feeling that it won’t come cheap (currently no words on pricing).

Other features include a brightness of 300 nits, a viewing angle of 170/160 degree, USB 2.0 ports, both D-Sub and DVI-D connector, and finally, a 3.5mm headphone jack.

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ViewSonic unleashed “Diamani DUO”, a monitor which can be used as either a display for your desktop PC or as a LCD TV. It comes with a built-in speakers and an awesome support base. For now, there’ll be two different size variants: 19-inch and 22-inch. The former comes with a resolution of 1440 x 900, while the latter delivers up to 1680 x 1050 resolution. The price is set at $350 and $400 respectively. Sounds fair enough.

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ViewSonic unveils VX2835wm, a 28-inch LCD monitor for your PC. Features include a resolution of 1920 x 1200, a brightness of 500cd/m2, a contrast ratio of 1000:1, and a response time of 3ms. No words on pricing and availability.

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ViewSonic updates its product portfolio with the new VX2235 LCD monitor. Recently introduced in Korea market, this widescreen monitor features a response time of 5ms, a viewing angle of 170/160 degree, a contrast ratio of 700:1, and a brightness of 280cd/m2. Furthermore, designed to be fully compatible with Windows Vista, it is also equipped with both DVI and D-Sub input ports.

According to Soo Hyun Joo, head of ViewSonic KOrea, VX2235 LCD Monitor is currently available in several large retail shops in Korea market with sales volume per week already reached over 1,000 units. Moreover, he said that the company aim to sell 4,000 units per month in Korea market.

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ViewSonic, a US-based manufacturer, recently unveiled a cool LCD monitor called ViewDock in Korea market. As the name stated, this display comes with a built-in iPod docking station. No info about the specs yet, but it supposed to have an integrated speakers as well. The monitor itself was developed together with Apple.

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ViewSonic has just launched a trio of new LCD monitors — the 19-inch VX1935wm, 20-inch VX2035wm, and 22-inch VX2235wm. Aimed at gaming and entertainment, these monitors offer a high-resolution display which will enhanced your viewing experience — 1440 x 900 resolution for the 19-inch model, and 1680 x 1050 resolution for the other two. Contrast ratio is set to 700:1 for the 19 and 22-inch LCDs, while the 20-inch monitor provides a contrast ratio of 800:1. Finally, the biggest from the trio delivers a brightness of 300 nits, and the rest gets a 280cd/m2 brightness level.

They are sound impressive, right? Well, surprised, ViewSonic isn’t too greedy and currently offering these LCD monitors at a very afforadable prices. Respectively, from the smallest to the largest, the price is set to $199, $349, and $399. All of them come with a three-year warranty and a special Express Exchange program which ensures the replacement of any faulty piece with a new one (as long as the warranty period is on) within 48 hours.

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ViewSonic unveiled three new handheld PCs for the answer to the increase demand of a rugged mobile computing accross a variety of industries, inclduing retail, public safety, healthcase, and military. The V38r-06, V38r-07 and V38r-07a rugged handheld computers features a 3.5-inch QVGA (240 x 320) colors LCD display, a 520MHz Intel SCale processor, jog dial, SD card slot, and a hot swappable Lithium Ion batteries. They run on Windows Mobile 2003 operating system (yes, the old version) and already meet IP54 design standards for sealing against dust, moisture and extreme environmental conditions.

Onto the detail, the v38r-07/a rugged handheld PC, the most advance model on the v38r series, boasts a bar code scanner model, an integrated 1.3 megapixel camera, a biometrics fingerprint sensor, and even a GPS navigation functions. It complies the Trade Agreement Act (TAA) which supports government sales. Other features include Bluetooth and 802.11b/g WiFI connectivity. The V38r-07 model will be retailed for $1,899, while the sibling, V38r-07a will set you back to $1,999.

The other handheld PC on the series, V38r-06, is packed with 802.11b/g wireless support, Bluetooth, bar code scanner and a secure digital (SD) card slot. The price is $1,599.

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