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ViewSonic Corp.

  • 01/01/04

ViewSonic Corp. (www.viewsonic.com/lcdtv) has two new additions to the NextVision LCD TV series: the 27" N2700w and the 20" N2000. Both flat screens are ideal for a variety of applications that require multiple video sources and optimal picture performance. Advanced image processors provide precision scaling and their picture-in-picture capabilities enable users to enjoy a movie or TV show, while simultaneously working on computer applications in any high-definition graphic or video modes. As the first ViewSonic wide-screen format LCD TV with a native resolution of 1,280 x 720, the N2700w is optimized for HDTV and video. It offers plug-and-play connectivity with both digital and analog inputs, an integrated 181-channel TV tuner and a 20-watt audio system. For smaller-screen television applications, the N2000 is a great fit on the desktop, featuring a bright liquid crystal panel with a 16 millisecond response time.

This article originally appeared in the 01/01/2004 issue of THE Journal.

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