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“The PJ258D ViewDock projector was chosen as one of the best products at CES by CRN Magazine editors. The projector is praised for its amazing resolution and iPod compatability stating "ViewSonic, known for its killer displays, has just launched the absolute killer projector."”
“The PJ258D wins the Best of CES award for projectors. Editors commented "this is one cool projector. 'made for iPod' DLP projects the content from your iPod directly the big screen without a PC."”
“The PJ258D ViewDock projector receives a 3.5 out of 5 stars in PC Magazine, highlighting the projector's contrast ratio ratio, sleek design and iPod compatibility. Overall, David Stone states “If you like using your iPod for watching video, you'll like it even better with the ViewSonic PJ258D ViewDock projecting the image at a much larger size... it's an attractive, if not actually secutive, piece of equipment for iPod with Video owners."”
“The PJ258D ViewDock projector receives the "iPod Upgrade of the Month" award, highlighting the projector's connectivity, functionality and brighness.”
“"Wer einen kompakten, stylishen Reiseprojektor mit einem besonderen Extra sucht, findet mit dem ViewSonic seinen passenden Begleiter."”
“"...l'idée lumineuse de ViewSonic."”
“"A stylish projector that matches an iPod nicely and produces great video quality."”
“The PJ258D is praised for its portable size, brightness and compatibility with multiple devices including iPods, PCs and notebooks. The projector receives 4 out of 5 stars.”
“"iPod-Fans, die noch einen Projektor fürs Wohnzimmer suchen, sind mit dem PJ258D gut bedient. Neben der prima gelösten iPod-Unterstützung liefert er auch in klassischen Anwendungen ein extrem helles und brillantes Bild."”
“The PJ258D was named a 2008 Readers Choice Top 100 K12 Product by the readers of District Administration Magazine”