ViewSonic Corp., a leading global provider of visual solutions, and TÜV SÜD, the globally acclaimed safety and quality expert organization, announced the world's first TÜV SÜD testing of a color blindness feature in monitors and have set a new test method for the electronics industry. ViewSonic's color blindness feature consists of two modes - a color filter mode for color vision deficiency (CVD) users and a simulation mode for creators to deliver a color blindness friendly experience. These features are available in ViewSonic's professional ColorPro models VP2468a, VP2768a and VP3481a monitors.

"ViewSonic is happy to partner with TÜV SÜD in developing this groundbreaking testing together. We are proud of the strides we have made in enhancing the user experience in the new world of high definition visual media," said Bonny Cheng, COO at ViewSonic. "ViewSonic's vision for the ColorPro series not only includes accurate color representation, but also helps and assists with the multimedia accessibility for CVD users. TÜV SÜD conducted rigorous tests on ViewSonic's color blindness features, including color recognition confirmation, color filter software and color simulation, with the aim of establishing a high-quality testing method for the industry."