We knew the Archos Android tablet was due for an unveiling in the middle of next month, but in anticipation, Archos has gone and laid the ground work for its very own app store already, AppsLib. Want the specs, the where and the when? Read on.
Invites have been sent out to cafe-sitting continental journos for an Archos Android event on 15 September already, but the AppsLib store gives the game away about what to expect. The Archos Android tablet will pack a 5-inch, WVGA screen, HDMI and play 720p video. OpenGL library support meanwhile means plenty of sophistimacated graphics.
Combine that with the Flash support, 500GB HDD and phone call support, and Archos Android tablet is lining up to be one powerful slate. But what’s the point of AppsLib when Google already has the Android Market? We’re not sure either but registration ends on 15 September, and if you’re keen to have more than one place to sell your Android app nice and easy, there’s plenty of info live right now to help you get stuck in.
Out TBC | £TBC | Archos AppsLib
