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.
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