Viewsonic and the tablet PC

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Making the ViewSonic Tablet PC Run Linux

Making the ViewSonic Tablet PC Run Linux 02/17/2004 06:07 AM
Rescuing a ViewSonic Tablet from the junkpile by installing SuSE 9.0.

Viewsonic’s Amazing 10GHz Tablet PC

Viewsonic’s Amazing 10GHz Tablet PC 03/23/2005 01:31 PM

ViewSonic, Toshiba refresh Tablet PC
lines

ViewSonic, Toshiba refresh Tablet PC
lines 11/19/2003 05:48 PM
Companies use Comdex trade show to launch new products that have yet to gain widespread use.

Sony's Beautiful Tablet, Yet Not a
Tablet, Vaio VGN-U70

Sony's Beautiful Tablet, Yet Not a
Tablet, Vaio VGN-U70 05/10/2004 07:10 AM
So it's been a little while since something has sucker punched me right in lust gland, but good job Sony for sneaking this gorgeous new Vaio VGN-U70 tablet hybrid PC onto the scene. The U70 isn't an official Tablet PC, but operates without a keyboard most of the time, with...

The ViewSonic V37

The ViewSonic V37 03/20/2003 01:04 PM

The followup to ViewSonic's V35 Pocket PC is coming. The V37 looks like it'll have a 400MHz processor, 64MB of RAM, 64MB of ROM, and an optional WiFi card.
Read [Via PocketPCThoughts]

LCD TVs from ViewSonic?

LCD TVs from ViewSonic? 12/29/2003 04:06 PM
There's word that ViewSonic, which jumped into the flat-panel game earlier this year with a plasma television, will announce at least two new LCD TVs...

ViewSonic V37

ViewSonic V37 03/20/2003 04:20 PM
Brighthand: ViewSonic Announces V37 Pocket PC 400 MHz XScale, 64MB RAM, 64MB NAND ROM, transflective screen, SDIO, the .NET Compact...

ViewSonic WMG80

ViewSonic WMG80 09/13/2004 01:36 AM
TechTree Sep 13 2004 5:41AM GMT

The ViewSonic Laptop... From The Future

The ViewSonic Laptop... From The Future 03/24/2005 08:31 PM
This is the type of piece that we normally save for slow Fridays, but it's a slow Thursday, so here you go. It appears that the folks at Amazon listed a ViewSonic laptop (they make laptops?) where they put a few extra zeros in the data, such that it was pumping out some serious power. The processor ran at 10 GHz and the hard-drive could store a cool 30,000 GB. This is when some folks with more than a little extra free time decided to write some amusing reviews of this laptop from the future. The more you read , the more amusing they get. Amazon has fixed the typos (amusingly, the Techweb article has a typo of its own, saying that the real hard drive is only "30 MB" suggesting it's not so hard to make an error in the other direction as well) but the reviews keep coming: "Mine just arrived yesterday, and man is it fast. I loaded Folding At Home (FAH), and it instantly found a cure for cancer and parkinsons. It was also able to run a brute force discovery of every prime number; It reached infinity in under 32 seconds!!! It turns out that there are only 32,994,234,116,781,042 prime numbers!!! Not bad huh?"

ViewSonic rolls out new LCD displays

ViewSonic rolls out new LCD displays 05/25/2004 10:13 AM
ViewSonic Corp. has added two slim bezel displays to its business LCD lineup: the 15-inch VX510 and 17-inch VX715...

Viewsonic Announces 4-ms LCD Monitors

Viewsonic Announces 4-ms LCD Monitors 03/17/2005 02:58 AM
Beginning in the second quarter, Viewsonic Corp. said it will ship a pair of LCD monitors with 4-millisecond response designed for high-performance gaming.

Dell, ViewSonic Announce New Displays

Dell, ViewSonic Announce New Displays 11/18/2003 02:28 AM
Extreme Tech Nov 18 2003 1:57AM ET

ViewSonic intros faster LCD monitors

ViewSonic intros faster LCD monitors 03/17/2005 04:01 AM
ViewSonic Corp. on Wednesday announced its Xtreme line of LCD monitors, which deliver 4 ms (millisecond) video response time across the entire color scale, with support for 1280 x 1024 native resolution. They're available in 19-inch and 17-inch versions, both of which include the company's Dynamic Structure and Amplified Impulse technologies, which ViewSonic said supports video as fast as 250 frames per second across the color scale. The 19-inch model will ship in May while the 17-inch model will ship in June. ViewSonic did not provide pricing.

ViewSonic adds new 15, 17-inch LCDs

ViewSonic adds new 15, 17-inch LCDs 05/25/2004 10:26 AM
ViewSonic Corp. on Tuesday announced two new slim bezel LCD displays to its VX Series lineup, the VX510 and the VX715. Both new displays are aimed at business users, according to the company. The 15-inch VX510 costs US$425 and features 1024x768 resolution, 250 nits of brightness and a 450:1 contrast ratio; the 17-inch VX715 costs $525 and features 1280x1024 resolution, 300 nits of brightness and 450:1 contrast ratio.

ViewSonic NextVision N3000w 30in LCD
HDTV

ViewSonic NextVision N3000w 30in LCD
HDTV 02/05/2005 10:13 PM
Review The high def future today?

ViewSonic unveils world’s fastest LCDs

ViewSonic unveils world’s fastest LCDs 03/17/2005 02:47 AM
Featuring ultra-fast 4 millisecond (ms) average video response time across the entire color scale, ViewSonic announced its Xtreme LCD monitor lineup today. With a response time performance up to 8 times faster, ViewSonic says the new monitors are ideal for extreme gaming, viewing DVDs, watching television, and even traditional computer usage—such as rapidly scrolling content within a Web site or a document. The 19-inch VX924 and 17-inch VX724 are the first desktop displays to combine ViewSonic’s proprietary Dynamic Structure™ and Amplified Impulse™ video response acceleration technologies to support rates of up to 250 frames per second across the entire color scale. “These Xtreme displays mark a major milestone in LCD technology,” said Erik Willey, senior product manager, ViewSonic. “The 4ms response time across all color scales has allowed us to create the ultimate gaming monitors with motion video performance rivaling the best CRTs.” The displays will be available in the second quarter of 2005 through traditional ViewSonic resellers, distributors and mail order.

Ars Technica review: The ViewSonic
airpanel V150p

Ars Technica review: The ViewSonic
airpanel V150p 12/04/2003 02:44 AM
Looking to control your PC from anywhere in the house? ViewSonic's airpanel might be the gadget for you.

ViewSonic VP2290b Super High-Res Monitor

ViewSonic VP2290b Super High-Res Monitor 06/30/2004 12:37 PM

ViewSonic Adds Tools for Enterprise
Presentations

ViewSonic Adds Tools for Enterprise
Presentations 06/14/2004 02:35 PM
The company has unveiled three projectors and a 42-inch plasma display in an effort to bolster business presentations.

ViewSonic unveils new 42-inch plasma
display

ViewSonic unveils new 42-inch plasma
display 06/11/2004 11:13 AM
ViewSonic Corp. has taken the wraps off the VPW42 55, a new 42-inch plasma display that's HDTV-ready, offers 1024 x 1024 nativeresolution with a 16:9 aspect ratio and supports all data sources and videosignals through inputs that include composite, component, S-video, analogRGB and DVI/HDCP. It also features a 1000:1 contrast ratio, 1,100 nits ofbrightness, 160-degree viewing angles both horizontally and vertically,picture-in-picture and split-screen capability and more. The company expectsto ship the VPW4255 in July for US$5,499.

ViewSonic AirPanel v150 Review at Ars
Technica

ViewSonic AirPanel v150 Review at Ars
Technica 12/05/2003 01:51 PM

ViewSonic Xtreme ClearMotive LCD Panels:
4ms Response

ViewSonic Xtreme ClearMotive LCD Panels:
4ms Response 03/17/2005 03:51 AM

ViewSonic has announced the new Xtreme ClearMotive LCD monitors, two flat-panel displays with an astounding 4-millisecond response time. The 19-inch VX924 will be available in May, while the 17-inch VX724 will be available in June. I can't wait to see one of these in action. I bet it looks great.

ViewSonic New Xtreme ClearMotiv LCD Monitor Lineup [ChaitGear]

ViewSonic Delves Into Video Networking
(PC World)

ViewSonic Delves Into Video Networking
(PC World) 09/10/2004 10:56 AM
PC World - Send your video throughout your house--wirelessly--with new gateways and media adapters.

ViewSonic V36 Pocket PC (with Digital
Camera) - Full Review

ViewSonic V36 Pocket PC (with Digital
Camera) - Full Review 11/05/2003 06:02 PM
bargainPDA.com Nov 5 2003 4:48PM ET

Free ViewSonic Pocket PC with Visual
Studio .NET 2003

Free ViewSonic Pocket PC with Visual
Studio .NET 2003 03/20/2003 08:33 AM

ViewSonic VP2290b Mega Monitor Lusted
After, "Reviewed"

ViewSonic VP2290b Mega Monitor Lusted
After, "Reviewed" 06/30/2004 08:00 AM

Not so much of a review as an attempt to pick up his jaw off the floor, this article at TrustedReviews details the ViewSonic VP2290b, an $8,500 monitor (with a $2,000 video card) with an amazing 3,840 x 2,400 resolution spread out across its 22.2-inches. To give you some idea of what that means, an image from a 9.2-megapixel camera could be displayed pixel-for-pixel on the monitor without any scaling down. Powered by a single Parhelia HR256 with dual-DVI outs, the VP2290b is has top-notch image quality, but a relatively low refresh rate, meaning that even if you steal one from your college's research laboratories, you probably won't want to play videogames on one -- not that you could find a 3D card that could power it.
Read - ViewSonic VP2290b - High-Resolution TFT [TrustedReviews]

Related
WWDC: Apple's 30 Inch Aluminum Displays and More [Gizmodo]

Tablet Mac on the way?

Tablet Mac on the way? 08/19/2004 01:53 AM
An article at The Register reveals a tablet computer concept that Apple has filed for European design trademark. The images shown with the article depict a machine that resembles the top half on an iBook. With nothing more that the trademark paperwork, a few sketches and a list of Apple engineers and designers to go on, that actual purpose for this device is still unknown.

What's it like to use a Tablet PC?

What's it like to use a Tablet PC? 12/10/2003 05:41 AM

Mark Wansfell: "What is it like to use a Tablet PC on a daily basis?"

Maybe we should have a film crew follow a Tablet PC user around for a day.

A New Take On The Mac Tablet

A New Take On The Mac Tablet 09/07/2004 06:26 PM
Apple's best movve is to leverage its own mad skills with industrial design and multimedia to create some truly innovative new hardware breeds based loosely on the current tablet concept. And that effort, I trust, is already underway. By Matthew Rothenberg, Ziff Davis (via MyAppleMenu)

What's Next for Tablet PC

What's Next for Tablet PC 03/25/2005 11:13 PM
Enabling the Wireless Enterprise Mar 26 2005 3:36AM GMT

Anyone tried Tablet PC?

Anyone tried Tablet PC? 04/13/2004 02:02 AM

My 4-year-old Thinkpad with a 2-year-old 48 GB disk drive is literally falling apart, having sustained one or two drops too many.  I want to replace it with a new Thinkpad with a 160 GB hard drive but sadly the drive makers aren't producing high-capacity 2.5" drives.  Anyone out there had good luck with Tablet PC?  I'm thinking about getting th is Toshiba to take on a trip to Ecuador and Peru (leaving April 20/21).  It won't have a high-capacity hard drive but it might be a fun toy and would at least do a few things that my current notebook can't.

Please comment if you own or have owned a Tablet PC.

Gartenberg on new Tablet

Gartenberg on new Tablet 12/10/2003 04:34 AM

Michael also makes me jealous. He's been trying out the new Toshiba Tablet PC.

15-inch tablet PC

15-inch tablet PC 12/17/2003 12:02 PM
From VieDigi, the first tablet PC with a 15-inch display. The INFINITI Smart Tablet isn't technically a Tablet PC (it doesn't run on the Windows...

Two new Tablet PCs from Gateway

Two new Tablet PCs from Gateway 11/10/2003 11:06 PM
Word of a couple of unannounced new convertible-style Tablet PCs coming from Gateway. The M275X will have a 1.4GHz processor, 256MB of RAM, a 14.1-inch display, and a built-in DVD/CD-RW combination drive. The M275XL is about the same, just with a 1.6GHz processor, 512MB of RAM, and a 60GB hard drive. [Thanks, Christopher Coulter]...

Tablet PC con Linux por 999$

Tablet PC con Linux por 999$ 12/03/2003 01:29 PM

Tablet Mac Coming Your Way?

Tablet Mac Coming Your Way? 01/16/2004 11:04 AM
To fully realize the usefulness of the features Microsoft demoed at the last Macworld there's going to have to be a tablet option... Or maybe not, this is speculation and worth what you paid for it. By Chris Seibold (AppleMatters via MyAppleMenu)

Is there still hope for tablet PCs?

Is there still hope for tablet PCs? 05/21/2004 06:59 PM
ZDNet May 21 2004 10:47PM GMT

A 64-bit Tablet PC from Averatec?

A 64-bit Tablet PC from Averatec? 07/27/2004 04:48 PM
Engadget Jul 27 2004 8:07PM GMT

The A5: Prototype Sub-Tablet

The A5: Prototype Sub-Tablet 07/30/2004 08:55 AM

Gadget Madness brings to our attention a prototype sub-tablet PC called the A5 that is reminiscent of the Sony U50/U70, although not quite as nice looking. While the prototype "runs RISC OS under Windows XP," for most people the "Windows XP" part is all that is going to matter. An integrated 8.4-inch 800 by 600 pixel screen, 40GB hard drive, and detachable keyboard and touchpad round out the unit. Unfortunately, there's no real word on what class of processor it uses, information that is sure to become available if any OEMs decide to actually mass-produce the unit.

Read - Project Home Page [TheA5 via GadgetMadness]

Related
Sony VAIO U50 Review: Awful Laptop, Great PDA [Gizmodo]

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