ViewSonic is even jumping into netbook game
Is there anyone NOT making netbooks these days?
ViewSonic, best known for making monitors, digital picture frames and projectors, has hopped into the netbook game, launching the VieBook. It also unveiled an all-in-one PC called the VPC 100 ViePC and an attachable PC dubbed the LinkPC. The VieBook and ViePC are available in February with the LinkPC available in March. ViewSonic is showing off its new PCs at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES).
The specs (statement) for these computing devices look like carbon copies of what you’d find in the field.
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