ViewSonic introduces the first TV with Boxee (Intel) inside

Say hello to Boxee hardware news, as Viewsonic shows his new TV from its range of Android tablet with the Intel CE4100 processor and software, built in required. It seems to integrate software Boxee, instead choosing to run the software as its own application, offering a similar to the Boxee box existing experience, less box obviously live TV or other inputs. This TV should drop "early Q2," news release news, details are after the break.

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LAS VEGAS, NV — (Marketwire - January 6, 2011) - 2011 CES - ViewSonic Corp. (South Hall, 30873), major global suppliers of computers, electronics and communications solutions has today unveiled its first TV connected with Boxee, a software which provides intelligent features smart TV experiences. The new TV is powered by Intel ® Atom ™ CE4100, a system on chip processor designed for devices that as players Blu - ray, set-top boxes and digital televisions.

A sweeper award at the these last year, the Boxee provides access to a wide range of performances, films, video, music, photos and the Internet and their home network allowing you the freedom to watch what you want, whenever you want as well as provide social network features allowing users to share recommendations with friends on Facebook, Twitter and Google Buzz. The Boxee is available for the first time, integrated device intelligent TV helped ViewSonic. Through this partnership, consumers will have access to content preferred via a custom account. If you view TV, films, video Internet favorites apps or content from your PC, software personal of Boxee allows users to access content by category, by title or source rather than by channel - including Netflix, Vudu, Pandora, CBS Entertainment Media and more - type just the name that you want to watch and hit play.

"The CE4100 offers the performance of the processor for the experience of smart TV, which offers rich content and choice of application through integrated distribution and visualization of the Internet and interaction," said Wilfred Martis, CEO, retail segment, Intel digital home group. "With the solution from ViewSonic, consumers can easily access and enjoy growing content library of Boxee TV."

"Consumers watching more online video and search technologies that enable them to watch the content on their TV screen instead of their PC, said Jeff Volpe, vice president and general manager of ViewSonic. Americas." "We're leveraging our expertise of front-of-view to offer award-winning media research software and the Boxee streaming the first and only TV consumers to integrate the Intel Atom CE4100 processor".

Smart TV Boxee and ViewSonic using Intel technology integrated solutions will be available in Q2 2011. More details to be disclosed at this time.

For more information about this program and other announcements CES, including res images, please visit ViewSonic.com/ces2011. For more information on ViewSonic and its products, visit the ViewSonic.com or monitor ViewSonic on Facebook, YouTube and Twitter.

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