Review: ViewSonic VOT125 nettop

updated 05:25 pm EDT, Sat July 24, 2010

 

ViewSonic's CULV desktop gets our review


We've witnessed desktops shrinking from the size of an entire room to just incidental additions to the back of a display. ViewSonic's PC Mini line is emblematic of that shift, and our VOT125 review unit measures about the size of a decent deli sandwich and seemingly almost as light. The VOT125 may be the holy grail of tiny computers in terms of size, but we'll find out in a full test if this nettop can deliver a suitable experience along with its tiny packaging.


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Intel, computers, Celeron, Core 2, ViewSonic, Pentium, CULV
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