Viewsonic Goes On A Launch Spree With New Pc Products

Today ViewSonic entered the PC Segment with a range of new launches which include netbooks

, notebooks, mini PCs and PMPs. ViewSonic plans to expand its market in India much further by establishing a full base of operation, and have already started setting up warehouses, and billing points.

Among the products they launched today are their new range of notebooks which ViewSonic dubs ViewBooks. The ViewBook will be available in different configurations, the ViewBook 120, the ViewBook 130, the ViewBook 140 and the ViewBook Pro.

The ViewBook 120 is a 12.1" wide screen notebook with a Celeron processor, 2GB RAM and a 250GB HDD. It comes with the usual card reader and a 1.3MP webcam, and touts a multi-touch trackpad which can take advantage of Windows 7 Home Premium which comes installed. It weighs 1.5kgs.

The ViewBook 130 and 140 features 13.3" and 14" screens respectively. Other than the screen size, they are similar in configuration, with a Core 2 Duo processor, 2GB RAM and a 320GB HDD. Like the 120, it comes with a card reader, a webcam, a multitouch trackpad, and Windows 7 Home Premium. Both come with VGA and HDMI connectors.

The ViewBook Pro has the same configuration as the ViewBook 130, however it offers some additional features. First and foremost is the inclusion of an 8X DVD writer drive which is hot-swappable. The drive can be removed without needing any tools, and replaced with an additional battery which extends the power supply from 8hrs to 12 hrs. The ViewBook Pro also features a fingerprint sensor for more security.

The new Laptops launched are the ViewSonic NetBook 100 and 101, both of which are quite similar in features. The NetBook VNB 100 sports a wide 10" screen with a resolution of 1024x600. It runs on an Intel Atom N270 1.6GHz processor with 1GB RAM, and a 160GB HDD. The NetBooks come with a 1.3MP webcamera, a 5-in-one card reader, and a standard touchpad. The 101 comes with a faster Intel Atom N280 1.66GHz processor, and a multi touch touchpad. The NetBooks run Windows XP home shunning the newer Windows 7.

>ViewSonic has also launched a range of MiniPCs, the PC mini 120, 132, and 550. These are essentially PCs which have a very compact form-factor.

The PC mini 120 offers a compact design and can in fact be mounted behind a monitor. It offers a similar configuration as the NetBook 100 but allows for a RAM expansion up to 2GB. Like the NetBooks, it comes with Windows XP Home.

by: John Wells

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