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Viewsonic have showcased their new range of "ViewDock" screens at this years Apple Expo. The screens offer a built in iPod dock which allows you to quickly and easily display your iPod's video content and menus on a larger screen. The monitors also come equipped with other connectivity options including several USB 2.0 ports and an 8-in-1 card reader. Add to this integrated stereo speakers and a subwoofer and you have an all purpose multimedia screen which could well be a big hit which ties in with the growing iPod popularity. The screens obviously come with Viewsonic's latest technology offering fast response times, high brightness and contrast ratios and the usual performance you would expect from modern TFT's. Mel Taylor, vice president of marketing said:
The release of the new ViewDock screens is expected later this year, possibly as early as mid October but pricing is unknown at present. 18" and 22" models are expected to be the first released, and they will also be available without the ViewDock functionality and naming if required. More information available in Viewsonic's press release.
Viewsonic have showcased their new range of "ViewDock" screens at this years Apple Expo. The screens offer a built in iPod dock which allows you to quickly and easily display your iPod's video content and menus on a larger screen. The monitors also come equipped with other connectivity options including several USB 2.0 ports and an 8-in-1 card reader. Add to this integrated stereo speakers and a subwoofer and you have an all purpose multimedia screen which could well be a big hit which ties in with the growing iPod popularity. The screens obviously come with Viewsonic's latest technology offering fast response times, high brightness and contrast ratios and the usual performance you would expect from modern TFT's. Mel Taylor, vice president of marketing said:
The release of the new ViewDock screens is expected later this year, possibly as early as mid October but pricing is unknown at present. 18" and 22" models are expected to be the first released, and they will also be available without the ViewDock functionality and naming if required. More information available in Viewsonic's press release.
