ViewSonic has announced a couple new products before Mobile World Congress 2011. The company has revealed the ViewSonic V350 Android smartphone and the ViewPad 10Pro dual-booting tablet. The V350 smartphone runs on Android 2.2 Froyo and has a 3.5-inch HVGA touchscreen. It also has dual SIM slots. So you can set up a work SIM card for phone calls and have another slot for personal calls and messages. The V350 also has a 5-megapixel camera, WiFi, A-GPS, Bluetooth 2.1, and a microSD slot.

The ViewSonic ViewPad 10Pro tablet has a 10-inch screen with 1024×600 resolution. It also has integrated 3G, WiFi, Bluetooth, capacitive touchscreen, and 6 hour battery. You can dual-boot the ViewPad 10Pro on Windows 7 Pro or Google Android 2.2. [SlashGear]

ViewSonic has reported to Pocket-Lint that the ViewPad 2.4 smartphone will be arriving in April with Android 2.4 built in. The update will produce an operating system that would be able to work with Honeycomb apps too. The release date of version 2.4 was brought forward so that dual-core apps that were designed for Honeycomb will be able to work with single-core devices that run on Android 2.4. This is not possible with Gingerbread so the push to the next version of the operating system was expedited. According to the Pocket-Lint source, this version is unlikely going to be called “Ice Cream.” They expect Android 3.1 to be called Ice Cream. [Pocket-Lint]

ViewSonic has announced the ViewPad 4, a smartphone that runs on Android 2.2 Froyo. The ViewPad 4 has a 4.1-inch WVGA capacitive touchscreen display, 1GHz Qualcomm processor, 720p HD video recording, 5 megapixel auto focus camera, GPS, WiFi, Bluetooth, HDMI 720p output, and Flash 10.1 support. Pricing and availability is not yet known. [Mobile Burn]

At the IFA conference this week, ViewSonic is showcasing a 7-inch Android tablet and a 10-inch dual-boot Windows and Android tablet device. The 7-inch Android tablet will be known as the ViewPad 7.

ViewSonic has announced the release of three new LCD monitors.  The new monitors are the following sizes: 20 inch (VG2027wm), 22 inch (VG2227wm), and 24 inch (VG2427wm).  The three monitors can reach about 1,920×1,080 pixels in HD.  The contrast ratio is 20,000:1 and the brightness is 300 nits.  There are two USB 2.0 ports, DVI/VGA ports, and stereo speakers built in.  The monitors cost $319 for the VG2027wm, $399 for the VG2227wm, and $499 for the 2427wm.

[via Engadget]