ViewSonic holds Golden Finch Club Members meet

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DQChannels Bureau
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New Delhi

April 16, 2008

ViewSonic Corp organized its first 'Leading the change meet' with their
Golden Finch Club Members on April 8 and 9, 2008 in Manesar, Gurgaon. The
conference provided an opportunity to the Golden Finch Club Members to
understand the latest LCD market trends and discuss future go-to-market
strategy. During the event, ViewSonic showcased its extensive product line in
LCD monitors and projectors.

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Speaking on the occasion, Alan Chang, MD, ViewSonic International Corporation
for Americas, EMEA and Asia-Pacific region said, “We are excited to see the
growth ViewSonic has achieved in India in the past two years and appreciate the
contribution made by Golden Finch Club Members in accelerating this growth. With
the continuous support of our business partners, I am confident that ViewSonic
India will reach newer heights in the coming months.”

Elaborating further Gautam Ghosh, Country Manager, ViewSonic India said, “With
the support and patronage of our Golden Finch Club Members, ViewSonic has
established itself as a leading display brand of this country. Together we've
revolutionized the display market in India by driving the display trend towards
Speed, Big and Widescreen LCD. In future too I am confident that with the
support of our loyal partners, ViewSonic India will continue to lead the change
in this country.”

The meet also acknowledged the contribution of Golden Finch Club members and
awarded Finch Club Highflier's Award to Nutrend Computers of Mumbai, Aegis
Infoware of Ahmedabad and Jetage Computer Traders of Chandigarh for excelling
their contribution in tier-1, 2 and 3 cities respectively.

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Currently, ViewSonic operates in India through a dedicated network of three
distributors-Redington India, Compuage Infocom and Roop Technology. ViewSonic
was also recently declared the number one brand in India, in the stand-alone
19-inch and Widescreen LCD monitor category, by IDC Asia-Pacific PC Monitor
Tracker Q3 2007.