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ViewSonic has decided to unveil their latest Android phone today. This one's the V430 which features a 4.3-inch WVGA display, a 5MP camera, a front-facing VGA camera, WiFi / Bluetooth support, a 1GHz CPU, 512MB of RAM, and Android 2.2 "Froyo". We don't know the price for this smartphone right now but it'll be hitting Russia in the future.

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Viewsonic's upcoming tablet has just hit the FCC, it's the ViewPad 10Pro. This one was announced a while ago and you should remember that it'll dual-boot Windows 7 and Android 2.2. The tablet does have AT&T bands so it could also hit Canada if Viewsonic wants to ship it up here. Check it out at the FCC.

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It looks like Viewsonic is aiming for a "world's first" title and it's going to be the for the first 7-inch Android "Honeycomb" powered tablet. Dubbed the ViewPad 7x, it is said to feature a Tegra 2 CPU, an HDMI output, HSPA+ connectivity, and Android 3.0.1 which seems pretty good. The release date for this one is unknown right now but we'll be seeing it at Computex shortly.

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They showed it off at CES and it showed up at MWC as well. At ViewSonic's booth, they're showing off the ViewPad 4. At CES they announced that it would be launching with Android 2.2 but now they're saying that it's going to be running Android 2.3 "Gingerbread" when it actually hits the market which is great news. In case you forgot, the ViewPad 4 features a 4.1-inch display, a 1GHz Snapdragon CPU, WiFi b/g/n / Bluetooth 2.1 support, aGPS, an HDMI output, Flash 10.1 support, a front-facing camera, and a 5MP camera with autofocus. The price and release date hasn't been announced yet but maybe it will be later this week while the event is going on.

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ViewSonic just couldn't keep their lips shut until MWC which starts in a few days and that's probably because bigger companies will announce much, much better devices. The company announced two tablets along with a smartphone early this morning. They're pretty interesting so you might want to click on through to read a bit more.

First up is the ViewPad 10Pro which is a 10-inch tablet which is going to be dual-booting Windows 7 Professional along with Android 2.2 "Froyo" - like I said, pretty interesting. Beneath the 1,024 x 600 LED-backlit display you'll be getting integrated 3G, Bluetooth / WiFi support, and a battery that should only last about 6 hours. The other tablet will be the ViewPad 10s 3G which is similar to the tablet that was unveiled at CES but it'll have, yes, 3G connectivity.

What you see below is a new one, the ViewSonic V350 smartphone. This features a 3.5-inch HVGA capacitive touchscreen display, a 5MP camera, a microSD card slot, WiFi / Bluetooth support, aGPS, a dual-SIM card slot, and Android 2.2 with a custom UI. It's pretty smart that the company made this a dual-SIM capable handset because at least there's a reason to go and get this one now.

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Have you been holding off on a tablet with Tegra 2, Android 2.2, and a cheap price tag? Well, you might want to head to Office Depot because they have just released one. If you're willing to take your chances with a tablet built by ViewSonic, then you might want to take a look at the 10.1-inch G Tablet (1,024 x 600 resolution). This tablet should be available in stores across the US right now for $399. Other specs include 16GB of internal storage, a 1.3MP front-facing camera, WiFi 802.11n / Bluetooth support, USB / HDMI ports, and 1GB of RAM.

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Viewsonic has just released their latest monitor and you might be interested in it. It's named the VX2258wm and it's a 22-inch multitouch display with a 5ms response time, ClearMotiv II tech, a Full HD (1,920 x 1,080) resolution, and a 100,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio. You can pick this one up right now in Europe for £189 (about $300 USD).

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ViewSonic has just unveiled their latest Android tablet and it may look like some of their ViewPad tablet but it's not so pay attention. Dubbed the G Tablet, it features a 10-inch touchscreen display (1,024 x 600 resolution), Nvidia's Tegra 2 chip, 1GB of RAM, USB / HDMI ports, Bluetooth 2.1 / WiFi 802.11n support, 16GB of internal storage, a 1.3MP webcam, and Android 2.2. Apparently, this tablet will be ready for the market sometime in October for $529 which likely puts it under the unlocked price of the Samsung Galaxy Tab. Who knows how well it will do though. Check out the video below!



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ViewSonic has just made their ViewPad 7 tablet official, days before IFA mind you, and it's got a pretty decent spec sheet. It starts off pretty good with a 7-inch display (480 x 800 resolution), phone capabilities, front and back-facing cameras, 3G connectivity, a SIM card slot, and Android 2.2 "Froyo". But that's where it all goes downhill. Apparently, this tablet will just be a rebranded OlivePad VT100. That means this tablet will feature a 600MHz ARM CPU. Fortunately, this tablet is said to cost no more than £350 ($543 USD) in the UK; review units should be available in October so maybe a launch would follow a couple of days / weeks after that.

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Viewsonic has just announced that they'll be introducing their first Android-based tablet, the ViewPad, at IFA 2010, which kicks off in early September. This tablet is said to sport a 7-inch display, four touch-sensitive buttons, a front-facing camera, and a microphone. Slash Gear points out that this tablet looks a bit thicker than Samsung's Galaxy Tab which I might be picking up. Now we have to wait for the tablets at IFA.

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Just like CES, you can expect IFA 2010 this year to be dominated with tablets. One coming from Viewsonic may have a couple of people on-board. The company is said to be working on a tablet that will dual-boot Windows Embedded Compact 7 along with Google's Android OS. Specs are unknown regarding this dual-booting 10-inch tablet but Viewsonic did mention a bit about their smaller 7-inch tablet. Dubbed the ViewPad 7, the tablet will sport dual-cameras (one on the back and the front), WiFi / 3G support, GPS, Bluetooth, a microSD card slot, and the Android OS. This tablet could be sporting Android 2.2 when it hits the market and could be in the £300 to £400 ($478 to $637 USD) price range when it hits the UK.

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Lately there's been a bit of news regarding Viewsonic's tablet. Apparently, said tablet will feature a 7-inch display, GSM/UMTS connectivity, a camera on the back (3 or 5 megapixels), and Android 2.2 "Froyo". The tablet coming from Viewsonic is said to be coming soon and it will cost anywhere between £300 ($478 USD) and £400 ($637 USD) when it hits the UK in about a month or two. The picture above is just a mock-up but, hey, it looks pretty good.

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ViewSonic has just rolled out another one of their eco-friendly nettops. This one is the VOT125 and ViewSonic mentioned that is uses up to 90% less plastic than other nettops out there while consuming 90% less energy as well. Inside you'll find Intel ULV CPUs, 2GB of RAM, and a 250GB HDD. As you can see, it has a bunch of ports including DVI / HDMI, four USB 2.0, audio jacks, and a memory card slot. This nettop is actually available right this very moment with a base price of $499.

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Viewsonic has just pushed out their latest LED monitor and this one's being called the VX2250wm-LED. It's a monitor that's fairly eco-friendly since it's got an LED display, but it's also 40% greener than other 22-inch LED monitors out there. Of course, it has a 21.5-inch display with a 1,920 x 1,080 (Full HD) resolution and it's up on Amazon (here) and Newegg (here) for $189. They should be released extremely soon - around May 26th.


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Viewsonic has just unveiled their latest 27-inch monitor which is pretty sweet. It's the VX2739wm and it has a Full HD (1,920 x 1,080) resolution along with SRS Premium Sound stereo 2W speakers. Of course, it also has HDM, DVI, and VGA ports along with a four port USB 2.0 hub. Other specs include 300 nits of brightness, a 100,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio, a 1ms response time, and a VESA mount in case that's what you want to do with it. This monitor is now available for you to pre-order on Amazon here for $349.99.

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Viewsonic has just unveiled two new product, the VOT 132 nettop and the ViewBook 106 LED netbook. First up we'll talk about the nettop (pictured above). This VOT 132 sports an Intel Atom 330 CPU, 2GB of RAM, a 320GB HDD, WiFi b/g/n, six USB ports, a card reader, HDMI / DVI ports, Windows 7, and Nvidia's Ion graphics. This nettop is going for £220 ($338 USD) and it's available right now.

Next up is the ViewBook 106 LED netbook which is being labelled a notebook, but it's really just a netbook. It's packing a 10-inch LED-backlit display, an Intel Atom N450 1.66GHz CPU, 1GB of RAM, a 160GB HDD, two USB ports, a card reader, Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR / WiFi b/g/n support, and Windows 7. The price and release date weren't mentioned yet so you'll have to wait for that information.

Viewsonic Unveils VOT 132 Nettop: Pocket-Lint
Viewsonic Unveils ViewBook 106 LED Netbook: Pocket-Lint