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It's about time. The Archos 9 tablet PC has just been updated and now features an Intel Atom Z515 1.2GHz CPU. It still seems like it's a bit too slow, but you'll have to deal with it if you're willing to pay $549.99 (here) for it. The resistive touchscreen is still a let down and those specs haven't changed. Check out the review before you spend your money!

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You may faintly remember the Archos 9 tablet that was running a full Windows 7 OS. It seemed pretty good on paper but it was delayed a bunch of times and price was somewhat expensive. The good news here is that Archos is already looking to update this tablet to include a 1.2GHz CPU that will have HyperThreading support. Other changes are said to be integrated 3G connectivity, and a capacitive touchscreen display. These updates are scheduled to take place in the Summer of this year - the price hasn't been mentioned though.

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Archos has delayed their Archos 9 tablet again... This time pre-orders are scheduled to ship in December and the Windows 7 tablet is expected to hit retail stores in Q1 2010. We don't know how much this tablet will retail for but the pre-orders are going for around $750 USD.

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Just in case you can't believe that the Archos 9 Windows 7 tablet is headed to the US, it has just passed the FCC. It got torn apart, as you can see above. You can check it out here.

[Engadget]

Well, it was supposed to launch on October 22nd for $499, but neither of those stayed true. The Archos 9 tablet is now available, but just to pre-order for $549 which is $50 more expensive than what we were expecting. If you're really willing to dive into this tablet, it has: an 8.9-inch touchscreen display, WiFi / Bluetooth support, an integrated 1.3MP webcam, a battery that should last 5 hours (with WiFi and Bluetooth off), and Windows 7 Starter Edition. This tablet will supposedly be powerful enough to play those 1080p movies you've been dying to watch. Check it out on Archos' website here.

At IDF, Archos has officially announced that their Archos 9 tablet will be available starting on October 22nd with Windows 7 pre-installed. The Archos 9 has: a 9-inch resistive touchscreen display with a 1,024 x 600 resolution, an Intel Atom Z510 1.1GHz CPU, 1GB of RAM, a 60GB HDD, and should last around 4 hours on one charge. Interested in a resistive touchscreen device? Then you'll have to wait about a month longer.

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Finally, Archos has spilled the beans on its Windows 7 tablet, the Archos 9. The 80GB and 160GB model will be sold for £449.99 ($735 USD) and £499.99 ($816 USD), respectively. According to Stuff.tv, this tablet will be available this September, even though the official release of Windows 7 is not until October 22nd. Nonetheless, it'll be available this Fall, so just look out for it in the UK first. Archos still hasn't mentioned if it will ship it to us overseas.

[Engadget]

We've seen this PMP somewhere before and it was 3 weeks ago. The Archos 2 Vision has: a 2-inch touchscreen display, 8 / 16GB of storage, a microSD card slot, and FM radio support. The Archos 3 Vision, on the other hand, has: a 3-inch touchscreen display, 8GB of storage (possibly 16GB as well), a microSD card slot, and an FM transmitter. The party will also be joined by the Archos Clipper which is a small 2GB PMP intended to take on the iPod Shuffle. The Clipper, 2 Vision, and 3 Vision will hit UK for £19.99 ($33 USD), £49.99 ($82 USD), and £89.99 ($147 USD), respectively. They will all be available in the UK this August. Archos also plans to release a 4 and 7-inch version of these PMPs later this Fall.

We also saw this Archos 9 tablet 3 weeks ago. This 8.9-inch tablet device is running Windows 7 and will hit America this Fall! Up to this point, the price still hasn't been mentioned.

[Slash Gear (Archos 2 / 3 Vision, Clipper), Crunch Gear (Archos 9)]

Archos announced a slew of products today, the 3 PMP, 9 Windows 7 Tablet, and the 10 and 13, which are laptops.

Like I said, Archos just announced their latest PMP, the Archos 3. Not much is known about this device, but it does have 8GB of storage, a 3-inch touchscreen, photo / video recording, and 14 hours of audio playback. The price and availability have not been announced yet.

Next up is the Archos 9 and it's a tablet that will run Windows 7. This tablet has: a 9-inch touchscreen display, an Atom Z515 1.2GHz CPU, 80GB of storage, Bluetooth, and dual DVB-T antennas. The said tablet should be available by October, but a September release date could also be possible. Pricing has not been mentioned yet. Check out the correct link below for some hands-on pictures.

Archos continued their onslaught with their recent announcement of a netbook, the Archos 10 "MiniPC." Now much is known about it, but it's said to be lighter and slimmer than the old Archos 10 and will have basically the same specs. It will be available later this month, but the pricing hasn't been mentioned. The Archos 10 will debut with 2 battery options, a 3 and a 6-cell option. Last, but not least, is the Archos 13. The Archos 13 has: a 13-inch display, a 1.2GHz Celeron ULV CPU, and other "standard specs." It will be available towards the end of the Summer and will be retailing for around $800 USD.

[Engadget (PMP), Engadget (Tablet), Engadget (Laptops)]