By Todd Haselton |
Archos just announced its latest Android tablet, the 80 Xenon, which comes with a $199.99 price tag. The device is equipped with a quad-core Qualcomm processor clocked at 1.2GHz, Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, built-in support for 3G networks, an 8-inch 1024 x 768-pixel IPS display…
By Todd Haselton |
Archos announced the $199.99 80 Xenon tablet on May 16, noting that the new Android Jelly Bean device will be available in June.…
By Todd Haselton |
Archos just announced three new smartphones that will launch in Europe at the end of next month. The devices announced include the Archos 35 Carbon, the 50 Platinum and the 53 Platinum.…
By Todd Haselton |
Archos launched three new products in the U.S. recently, including the GamePad gaming device, the 97 Titanium HD tablet and the 80 Titanium tablet. The 97 Titanium HD tablet sports a 9.7-inch display with a sharp 2048 x 1536 pixel resolution, Android 4.1 Jelly Bean,…
By Brandon Russell |
Archos has three new affordable tablets that, on paper, actually sound quite excellent. If you’re in the market and want alternatives to devices like the Kindle Fire, Nexus 7, iPad mini, or even then Nexus 10, Archos’s new “Platinum Range” might be something to consider.…
By Sean P. Aune |
Archos has taken a quiet approach to announcing its latest tablet, which is surprising as it may be its best effort yet. Without so much as a whisper, Archos added the 97 Titanium HD to its website over the weekend. This 9.7-inch device is sporting…
By Brandon Russell |
ARCHOS isn’t necessarily a big mobile player, but the company is still confidently throwing its name into the tablet market. The firm on Wednesday announced a new 8-inch device, dubbed ARCHOS 80 Cobalt, that comes equipped with a 1.6GHz dual-core processor, 1GB of RAM and…
By Killian Bell |
Forget the iPad mini, this is the tablet I’ve been waiting for. It’s called the Archos GamePad, and its biggest selling point is that unlike most tablets, it has physical controls built-in for tablet users who like to do a spot of gaming while they’re…
By Brandon Russell |
Archos is taking a cue from Samsung’s nature-inspired approach by unveiling its “Elements” line of entry-level tablets. Stickered with a bottom-dollar price ($249), the Archos 97 Carbon, which is the first in the Elements family, comes equipped with a 9.7-inch IPS display, Android 4.0 Ice…
By Brandon Russell |
Four months after its announcement, Google’s Ice Cream Sandwich is still largely floating around in the black void of OS space. The truth is that most Android owners haven’t seen ICS, though manufacturers have improved, however slightly, on pushing out the update. It’s understandable upgrade…
By Brandon Russell |
Thin is in, and the new Archos G10 XS tablet is the thinnest of them all. Coming in at a slender 7.6mm, Archos succinctly demonstrates that design matters – the company said it used “paper-thin” steel to construct its new G10. The video above shares…
By Brandon Russell |
Your Archos G9 tablet series has been looking down in the dumps, so why not liven things up with Ice Cream Sandwich? The company announced on Thursday an over-the-air (OTA) update will begin rolling out immediately to G9 owners worldwide. Users simply need only look…
By Brandon Russell |
Come January, the Nook Tablet and Kindle Fire won’t be the only Android tablets on the market in the $200 range. Archos announced on Tuesday the Archos 70b IT, an Android 3.2 (Honeycomb) tablet that’ll run $199 with 8GB of storage. With a 1.2GHz processor…
By Adriana Lee |
Back-to-school means more than just the end of summer and the return of those dreaded homework assignments — it means you can save some bucks on a new gadget or accessory! Below are just some of the savings or freebies you can cash in on…
By Noah Kravitz |
Archos today claimed the tech arms race’s version of cycling’s Yellow Jersey, racing out to the leader’s position in the never-ending quest to claim fastest dual-core processor in a tablet. The company’s new G9 line of tablets feature “the industry’s fastest dual-core 1.5 GHz processor”…
