When we arrived at the ViewSonic booth, we expected to find only two new tablets of interest. As trade shows often go, the company surprised us with a pre-production model known as the ViewPad E70. With a 7-inch WVGA touchscreen, this tablet will ship out of the gate with Ice Cream Sandwich and will be available for a mere $169 by the end of March.
When we arrived at the ViewSonic booth, we expected to find only two new tablets of interest. As trade shows often go, the company surprised us with a pre-production model known as the ViewPad E70. With a 7-inch WVGA touchscreen, this tablet will ship out of the gate with Ice Cream Sandwich and will be available for a mere $169 by the end of March.
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ViewSonic E70 tablet hands-on, seven-inches of Ice Cream Sandwich for $169 in March (video)
Viewsonic has been at the low-cost Android tablet for some time now, and it showed no signs of letting up on that effort at IFA last week, where it debuted its new ViewPad 7e .
Viewsonic has been at the low-cost Android tablet for some time now, and it showed no signs of letting up on that effort at IFA last week, where it debuted its new ViewPad 7e .
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Viewsonic’s $200 ViewPad 7e Android tablet now available for pre-order
Looking for something a bit different to replace your Galaxy Tab with? Can’t say for sure why such a yearning would be reasonable, but if we just rang your bell, Viewsonic’s got a newcomer that’s on sale now. Just a few months after passing through the FCC’s database, the ViewBook VB730 is now in stock over at Amazon, with $229.99 netting you a 7-inch slate with Bluetooth 2.1+EDR, WiFi, a 1GHz ARM Cortex-A8 processor, 512MB of RAM, 8GB of internal storage space, a microSD card slot and an 800 x 480 screen resolution.
Looking for something a bit different to replace your Galaxy Tab with? Can’t say for sure why such a yearning would be reasonable, but if we just rang your bell, Viewsonic’s got a newcomer that’s on sale now. Just a few months after passing through the FCC’s database, the ViewBook VB730 is now in stock over at Amazon, with $229.99 netting you a 7-inch slate with Bluetooth 2.1+EDR, WiFi, a 1GHz ARM Cortex-A8 processor, 512MB of RAM, 8GB of internal storage space, a microSD card slot and an 800 x 480 screen resolution.
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Viewsonic ships 7-inch ViewBook VB730 tablet for $230, sticks with Android 2.2
One of the front-runners for the title of the world’s first 7-inch Honeycomb tablet finally has a release date, and a prospective price, but it might not make it out of the gate as the ViewSonic ViewPad 7x . No, this Tegra 2-powered slate has been rebranded as the Camangi Mangrove 7 for a mid-August Japanese release, sporting an estimated retail price of 49,800 yen (about $615)
One of the front-runners for the title of the world’s first 7-inch Honeycomb tablet finally has a release date, and a prospective price, but it might not make it out of the gate as the ViewSonic ViewPad 7x . No, this Tegra 2-powered slate has been rebranded as the Camangi Mangrove 7 for a mid-August Japanese release, sporting an estimated retail price of 49,800 yen (about $615)
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ViewSonic ViewPad 7x rebranded as Camangi Mangrove 7, lands in Japan mid-August
Does that bulky black plastic surround look familiar?
Does that bulky black plastic surround look familiar?
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ViewSonic announces $250 ViewBook 730 tablet, steps on Nook Color’s turf
The ViewPad 10 era is over, here comes the epoch of the ViewPad 10Pro.
The ViewPad 10 era is over, here comes the epoch of the ViewPad 10Pro.
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ViewSonic ViewPad 10Pro boots an Intel Oak Trail CPU into either Android or Windows 7 Pro
Guess who’s sneakily beating the pack to the title of having the globe’s first 7-inch Honeycomb tablet …
Guess who’s sneakily beating the pack to the title of having the globe’s first 7-inch Honeycomb tablet …
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ViewPad 7x aims to become world’s first 7-inch Honeycomb tablet, adds HSPA+ for good measure
Well, it looks like ViewSonic is finally digging its Android tablets out of the Froyo doldrums and, what’s more, it may be first to market with a Honeycomb slate of the seven-inch variety. According to Pocket-lint , the company will debut the Tegra 2-powered ViewPad 7x at Computex later this month.
Well, it looks like ViewSonic is finally digging its Android tablets out of the Froyo doldrums and, what’s more, it may be first to market with a Honeycomb slate of the seven-inch variety. According to Pocket-lint , the company will debut the Tegra 2-powered ViewPad 7x at Computex later this month.
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ViewSonic 7x shrinks Honeycomb to 7 inches for the tiny handed
Last we heard at CES, Viewsonic’s ViewPad 4 handset was on track to launch with Android 2.2 in mid-June, but it now looks like there might be a pretty significant change of plans. Pocket-lint is reporting that it’s heard from a source at Viewsonic who says the ViewPad 4 is now set to launch in April… with Android 2.4.
Last we heard at CES, Viewsonic’s ViewPad 4 handset was on track to launch with Android 2.2 in mid-June, but it now looks like there might be a pretty significant change of plans. Pocket-lint is reporting that it’s heard from a source at Viewsonic who says the ViewPad 4 is now set to launch in April… with Android 2.4.
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Android 2.4 reportedly coming in April, headed to ViewSonic ViewPad 4?
Let’s see, if there’s a ViewPad 10 and a ViewPad 4 , logic would dictate that a ViewPad 7 couldn’t be far out, right? Unfortunately for those convinced, Viewsonic actually has a 7-inch ViewPad on the market already, and the device you’re peering at above most certainly isn’t it. This gem was spotted by CarryPad at Zinio’s CES booth, complete with Android 2.2, the outfit’s own content software and..
Let’s see, if there’s a ViewPad 10 and a ViewPad 4 , logic would dictate that a ViewPad 7 couldn’t be far out, right? Unfortunately for those convinced, Viewsonic actually has a 7-inch ViewPad on the market already, and the device you’re peering at above most certainly isn’t it. This gem was spotted by CarryPad at Zinio’s CES booth, complete with Android 2.2, the outfit’s own content software and..
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Mysterious 7-inch Viewsonic Android tablet breaks cover, reveals little
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