Storage capacity on Android tablets has just hit an all-time high with the ARCHOS 70 internet tablet, equipped with a massive 250GB HDD. Now available in retail stores, the ARCHOS 70 is raising the bar for Android tablets, complete with a blazing fast processor and high resolution touch screen.
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Want an Archos Android tablet? You’re in luck. The French firm just dished up a slew of them before showing them off at the IFA gadget expo this week.
Pick of the bunch for cash strapped tablet-eyers is the Archos 28 internet tablet, an Android-powered PMP packed with 4GB of flash memory with web-browsing abilities for a wallet-friendly £99. Fork out an extra tenner, and the Archos 28 comes with 8GB of memory at £109.
It’s a little dinky to really be called a “tablet” if you ask us, but there’s also a new Archos 101, with a roomy 10.1 inch multitouch screen, although it’s considerably more expensive at £269 for an 8GB model, or £299 with 16GB inside.
UPDATE: We’ve added some better quality pictures into the gallery above, which should make identifying which new Archos Android tablet is which a little easier!
Archos is heading to the IFA show in Berlin laden down with new Internet Tablets. The media player specialist has devices ranging from a dinky 2.8 inches to a 10-inch iPad competitor.
Archos has issued a firmware update which fixes niggles which caused Amazon to pull the Android–packing Archos 5 Internet Tablet from its US store earlier this week. Archos 5 firmware 1.1.01 is said to stop the device locking up and experiencing Wi–Fi failings.
Save the date: the Archos Android internet tablet will be unveiled on 15 September, according to the French PMP maker. If you were planning on scooping up that Windows 7 Archos tablet, you might want to hold off just a bit longer – read on to find out why.
Archos has kept quiet about the Archos Android internet tablet since dropping the price and release schedule in its financial results back in March, but the French company is now holding a mysterious press event on 11 June. Take a look at that picture on the right: what do you reckon it’s for?
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