ViewSonic launches Windows-based Pen tablet with Electromagnetic Resonance Pen

Viewsonic, a manufacturer known for making monitors introduced its Windows based 10-inch PT1080 Pen tablet aimed at catering to the needs of professionals and businesses.

The tablet boasts a 10-point touch panel combined with an Electormagnetic Resonance Pen technology (EMP) to ensure that the tablet can be used anytime, anywhere without sacrificing productivity. The EMP technology provides battery-free V Pen support, aimed for the highest accuracy and responsiveness. It recreates authentic handwriting and enables digital signatures, note taking, sketching, and drawing directly on the display.

With a display accuracy of 200 PPS and 5080 LPI, you will feel every detail reproduced on the tablet as it is on paper. It also offers high-sensitive touch recognition with 1024 pressure level making the V Pen replicate an authentic pen, and paper interaction, and ensures up to 10mm pen hovering capability, allowing users to feel a more natural user touch experience.

ViewSonic PT1080 Pen tablet features 10-inch HD (1280 x 800 pixels) SuperClear IPS display with 8H hardness surface for making it scratch resistant and durable. It is powered by 1.33GHz Intel Baytrial-T quad-core processor further aided by 2GB DDR3L RAM. On-board storage is 32GB, further expandable via microSD card. It runs Windows 8.1 and is upgradable to Windows 10. There is also a USB, Micro-USB and HDMI port.

The pricing and availability details are yet to be announced.

"The PT1080 Pen Tablet serves to provide an easy, mobile, and secured service with paperless and digitalized signature solutions. In the insurance industry, the PT1080 offers convenient methods for clients to be able to quickly check contract agreement content, encryptions, and sign with the V Pen. This product can also be applied in the hotel industry for offering convenient and easy e-signature service for VIP customers who check-in or check-out. The PT1080 accommodates to both industries and also safeguards everything you put inside your pen tablet,” said Bonny Cheng, General Manager of the Display Business Unit at ViewSonic.

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