ViewSonic VOT132

You don't need booming sales figures to tell you that netbooks have taken over the world -- the mobile computing world, at least. Their screenless and battery-free brethren, however, have yet to find quite the same success. Nettops are great tiny...

The VOT132 aims to put media and productivity computing in more places, not replace older, bigger PCs. ViewSonic bundles a mounting kit to snap the system onto a monitor's VESA mount, making it a zero-footprint PC. Alternatively, a stand comes...

alaTest has collected and analyzed 9 user reviews of ViewSonic VOT132 from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 4.2/5, compared to an average user rating of 4.0/5 for other Desktops on Amazon.com.

This summary is based on the products: Learn More • Viewsonic VOT133B_7PUS_01 Desktop Computer • ViewSonic VOT132 Mini Desktop PC

Foxconn has a barebones version of this, but if you buy 2GB memory, 320g 5400rpm drive, and a copy of windows 7, it comes to about the same price. Overall, it's a good bedroom HTPC, I don't think it'll be a good productivity system.

I bought this to be a simple media server for my large screen TV. Spent almost an entire day trying to get the wifi to work and loading programs and media. The wifi is so weak you need to be within 10 feet of your hub and on the third boot-up the unit...

I purchased this little nettop to act as a VNC server. To this end it has excelled remarkably. Most times I can't even tell I'm using a computer with an Atom processor. It is quick and does everything I need it too. The video and chipset is also a very...

I have this Computer hooked up to my 55 lcd. and it works great with online tv and a station for the kids to do homework.

Nice small unit. Price was reasonable but didn't get a chance to use all the features of the unit because windows 7 crashed on my on my second start up. Very disappointed

don't know what I have in this new gaget...

I needed a small, cheap computer to run a slideshop on a lobby flat screen. This was small enough to screw onto the back panel of the screen, and hide out of view. It didn't come with any OS to speak of, so had to purchase windows separately. Not...