Much to the delight of owner Roman Abramovich, the Chelsea football club will be honored with its own limited edition Samsung Galaxy Player 70. Only 100 units will be available and each comes bundled with an Chelsea FC home shirt replica. The package is valued at £233, but being one of the select few to own this PMP might be extremely difficult.
The Archos 32 Android tablet is just like the Archos 28: the only difference is it’s a bit larger and pricier – and sadly no more usable because of it.
Oh Archos 43 Android tablet. You came so close: if only you had a capacitive screen, everything would have been right with the world. Read on to find out how it misses the mark in our full Archos 43 Android tablet review.
At 2.8-inches, the Archos 28 Android tablet really is pushing the definition of what a tablet actually is. The French media player peddler seems to be of the mind that it’s anything running Android that isn’t a phone.
Is an iPod nano a tablet then? Because this is one of our favourite Android flavoured, low price rivals to it yet. Read on and find out why in our full Archos 28 Android tablet review.
What’s the Samsung Galaxy S Wi-Fi 5.0, you ask? Only a 5-inch, Wi-Fi only version of the Samsung Galaxy S phone, it would seem. It’s leaked out early at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona – can anyone say iPod touch killer?
The Archos 28 is the smallest touchscreen device yet we’ve seen from the French manufacturer with Android running on it – and at the low price of around £80, that sounds like a killer combo for anyone put off by the latest iPod nano‘s high price and lack of features. Is it? We’ve just got one to try out: check out the photos of it right here, and let us know what you’re keen to find out from our upcoming review.
