ViewSonic showcase their New VDI Innovations and Display Technologies at CES 2014

ViewSonic unveils their newest innovations for the virtualized desktop, cloud computing and display technologies at CES 2014. The company innovate these technologies for the growing demand of today’s changing computing environment needs.

VDI Technology

ViewSonic’s Smart Client solutions enable users to access their desktop accounts from nearly anywhere via a centralized server, and helps a business fully transition to its VDI strategy. The new zero client SC-Z56 is ideal for users seeking the richest possible virtual desktop experience. Certified for VMware^® Horizon View™, this highly secure zero client supports advanced 2D/3D applications and can drive up to four simultaneous full HD displays. Based on the Teradici^® Tera™ 2140 chip platform, this new zero client provides the fastest most efficient virtual desktops possible in a VMware® View™ environment. The SC-Z56 is ideal for high-end workstations, investment traders, or any users requiring multiple displays, maximum workspaces, and higher productivity.

The SD-T225 and SD-T245 integrated thin client displays are designed for organizations requiring a secure and easy-to-manage solution for their virtual desktop implementations. The devices are optimized for all of the major remote networking protocols, including Microsoft^®RDP with RemoteFX™, Citrix^® ICA/HDX, and PCoIP^® for VMware. The built-in 22” or 24” LED screen allows typical power consumption below 26 or 30 Watts, respectively, for a smaller ECO footprint. The SD-T225 and SD-T245 also provide feature-rich connectivity options, with four side-mounted USB ports for easy peripheral connection, and a DVI output for driving a dual monitor desktop.

Touch displays

The TD2430ml is the newest addition to ViewSonic’s Touch Display product portfolio featuring 10-point projected capacitive touch technology. Supporting both Linux and Windows operating systems, the TD2430ml is designed to be an excellent touch display for commercial environments. Designed with durable scratch-resistant screen with 7H surface hardness, this 24” display provides a fast and accurate touch experience. The TD2430ml is also great for general consumers with its Windows^®8 compatibility and 10-point touch capability.

VX entertainment monitors

Following ViewSonic’s 4K technology demonstration at last year’s CES, the company is launching new displays with this ultra high definition resolution. The VX2880ml brings Ultra HD 4K2K resolution to desktop computing with a friendly price tag, as the display delivers stunning 3240 x 2160 resolution, 50M:1 MEGA Dynamic Contrast Ratio, and an ultra-fast 2ms response time for best-in-class screen performance. A PBP (Picture By Picture) function provides advanced multi-screen capability. Standard connection includes Display Port, MHL (HDMI), DVI and VGA.

As part of the bigger BYOD trend, both enterprise customers and general consumers are utilizing mobile devices in conjunction with their traditional desktop. The VX2876iml is a next-generation desktop display featuring Miracast™ technology, which provides wireless connectivity with Miracast-enabled devices featuring Android 4.2 or Windows 8.1 operating systems. This ensures users can wirelessly stream content from their mobile devices directly to the VX2876iml. In addition, the VX2876iml includes wired MHL connectivity option for quickly plugging mobile devices into the display for fast and smooth mirroring.

The VX2363Sml-W is the newest member to the ViewSonic VX63 Extreme Entertainment display family, designed with the consumer in mind. It features a white frameless design, SuperClear^®IPS panel technology for best-in-class screen performance, and an MHL port for flexible connectivity to MHL-enabled mobile devices such as smart phones and tablets.

ViewSonic will showcase its new product offerings at the Encore at the Wynn hotel. For more information about the product(s), please visit the ViewSonic website (click here).

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