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ViewSonic VX2237wm LCD monitor 17/03/2010 11:10:00
ViewSonic's VX2237wm is reasonably good value for money and possesses a stylish design
ViewSonic's VX2237wm is a basic, 22in widescreen LCD monitor that has a sub-Full HD resolution. Despite the lack of wow factor, the ViewSonic VX2237wm is reasonably good value for money and possesses a stylish design.
ViewSonic ViewBook Pro (VNB131) ultraportable notebook 25/02/2010 15:15:00
An affordable, slimline ViewSonic notebook that includes a DVD burner
ViewSonic's ViewBook Pro one of the rare ultraportable laptops to have a built-in optical drive along with a competitive price -- it costs only $1349. A DVD burner is installed in the right side of the notebook and it's a refreshing change compared to all the inexpensive ultraportables we've seen over the last few months that forego an optical drive primarily to keep the overall cost down.
ViewSonic VPD400 MP3 player 27/01/2010 17:10:00
This budget portable media player supports a wide range of file formats
The ViewSonic VPD400 is a portable media player with a 4.3in LCD screen and 8GB of internal memory. The VPD400 is an easy way to view movies and listen to music while travelling, although it doesn't have the build quality or interface design of competitors' more polished products.
Projector showdown: The five best business projectors 23/07/2009 15:40:00
We give you the low-down on choosing a great projector for your business
Picking the right projector for your boardroom or showroom can be a confusing experience. Projectors have different sizes, resolutions and brightness levels. The appropriate projector will depend on the size and brightness of your environment, and then you have to consider all the connectivity and mounting options you'll need. In this feature we look at some of the latest models to hit the market and whether they will suit your business.
Battle of the budget LCD televisions 25/05/2009 13:20:00
We look at the cheapest LCD televisions on the market and decide whether they’re worth your money
LCD televisions from no-name and budget companies have flooded the market over the past year. Cut-price retailers are supplying models for a fraction of the price of televisions from Sony, Panasonic, Samsung and other major manufacturers. We weigh up the pros and cons of these bargain LCD televisions and look at some other popular entry-level choices.
The top 10 HDMI-equipped LCD monitors 27/02/2009 15:40:00
Excellent 22, 24 and 26in LCD monitors that offer the versatility of an HDMI connection.
HDMI is an increasingly common connection on monitors. On some monitors it has even replaced DVI. The benefits of having a HDMI port are obvious. It is the clear connection of choice over DVI and D-Sub on newer notebooks due to its size.