Showing posts with label Archos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Archos. Show all posts

Friday, August 3, 2012

Archos teases Gen 10 tablet ahead of announcement

Android Central

Archos took to its official Facebook and Twitter accounts today to give us our first glimpse of its upcoming Gen 10 tablet, ahead of the official announcement later this month. The manufacturer said it'd be officially unveiling the Gen 10 slate "in three weeks," which lines up with a possible event in the run up to IFA.

For now, the device itself remains a mystery, though we can discern a few things from the off-angle render posted on Archos' Facebook page. It looks like the Gen 10 is set to come to market as a premium offering from the French manufacturer, as the slim, white chassis is a significant departure from other Archos designs. And judging by the on-screen UI, it's running Android 4.x -- either ICS or Jelly Bean.

Any wild theories about what we might see from a possible next-gen Archos tablet? Let your imagination run wild in the comments.

Source: Archos on Facebook



Thursday, July 5, 2012

ARCHOS Releases new ELEMENTS line; Introduces first in the series, the 97 carbon


ARCHOS, an award-winning innovator in consumer electronics, is pleased to introduce the ARCHOS 97 carbon, the first of its new tablet range called “ELEMENTS”, an entry-level line up of 7, 8, and 9.7 inch tablets that combine ARCHOS design and engineering with full access to Google Play and a full suite of Google apps at an affordable price.

Equipped with the latest mobile technology and an elegant aluminum finish, the ARCHOS 97 Carbon is only 21.8 ounces and 0.45” thick. Its sharp and clear IPS multi-touch screen delivers amazing vivid colors and impressive wide viewing angles. For the smoothest interface experience, ARCHOS has powered this tablet with a fast 1GHz processor, 1GBof RAM while running Android 4.0 “Ice Cream Sandwich”.

Combining very high performance hardware, intuitivesoftware and affordability, this Google Play supported device will be available starting in July 2012 for $249.99 SRP.

“We wanted to introduce a new series that not onlycombines affordability with a new slim design, but features the best that Google has to offer,” says Henri Crohas, ARCHOSFounder and CEO. “With the ELEMENTS series we have done just that. It’s the perfect balance of hardware, software optimization and content through the Google Play ecosystem.”


Key Features:
  • 9.7” 5x Multi-Touch Screen with IPS technology
  • Optimized for Google Play : Over 600,000 apps apps and games, the world's largest collection of eBooks, millions of songs, thousands  of movies, and a growing selection of TV shows and magazines.
  • A complete media device, the ARCHOS 97 carbon can decode full 1080p HD video and can send a 1080p HD video to an HDTV via the HDMI-out port
  • Stylish design with premium aluminum finish and a 0.45” thickness
  • Front and back camera
  • Includes 16GB of internal flash memory, expandableboth via the microSD slot (supporting SDHC cards up to 32GB) or via a USB flash drive in its full-sized USB host port
  • Includes access to Android apps from Google, including Gmail, Google Talk, Google+, Google Maps, YouTube and 5GB of free cloud storage with Google Drive
  • Pre-loaded with Office Suite Viewer for reading office documents, a demo of World of Goo - the critically acclaimed puzzle game, as well as News Republic and Brief Me to manage your world news and customized social media feeds

For more information about the ARCHOS Elements linevisit www.ARCHOS.com

Wednesday, March 28, 2012

Google Play Movies updated, Sony and Archos tablet crashes fixed


Google Play Movies updated


The Google Movies Google Play Movies app for Android has been updated with a compatibility fixes for some Honeycomb tablets. Today's update fixes an issue which could cause the app to crash on certain devices, including Sony's Tablet S and Archos' 80 G9 tablets. If you've affected by random crashes in the Play Movies app, you'll want to grab the update now from the Google Play Store.


Google Movies became Google Play Movies a few weeks ago, as part of Google's rebranding of all its content delivery services. Alongside Play Movies, Google Music became Google Play Movies, Google Books became Google Play Books. You get the idea. Aside from some shiny new app icons, everything works just as it did before.


We've got the usual web links and QR code for the Google Play Movies app after the break.

Thursday, March 22, 2012

Archos show shipping G9 Turbo "CSI" Edition with the latest version of the preloaded software

Android Central


In addition to update its line of Tablet current G9 of Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, Archos made his debut for two new "CSI" Edition G9 Turbo tablets, storage configurations is slightly different, slightly adjusted prices. As a result, Archos ' first line of Tablet Android certified Google wins three new SKUs.


First up is the Archos 80 G9 Turbo ICS, that comes with a 1.5 GHz CPU, a screen of 8 inches and Android 4.0. It ' available for £ 200 s (~$ 310) with 8 GB of storage flash or £ 240 (~$ 380) for 16 GB. He ' s also the sounding ill-considered Archos 101 G9 Turbo ICS, which offers similar specifications on a 10 inch screen - which ' s yours for £ 270 (~ $ 425) with 16 GB of storage.


So then that all tablets of G9 should upgrade to ICS out of the box, at least you won ' t do any downloading or if you take Archos pending ' tabs news. If you ' ve declined all relying on Archos ' last tablets, don't forget to hit the comments and let know us how you ' re on.


Source: Archos; by: Eurodroid

Saturday, March 10, 2012

Ice Cream Sandwich update rolling out for the ARCHOS G9 lineup

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Android Central


If you happen to be an owner of one of the ARCHOS G9 tablets, whether it be the 7- or 10-inch model, you will be thrilled to know that starting today they will be pushing an OTA update to Ice Cream Sandwich that was promised to be delivered in Q1.


This bump from Android 3.2 to ICS should come warmly welcomed by everyone, and since the ARCHOS G9 lineup is fully certified by Google it will come with all of the Google apps we love, without the need for any hackery. Priced at only £199, or $270 USD, this ICS tablet is definitely something that should peak the interest of a lot of people. Be sure to check out our previous hands-on with the tablets, and let us know when the update hits your device.


Source: ARCHOS

Thursday, March 8, 2012

Archos reveals $129 Ice Cream Sandwich 7-inch Child Pad tablet



When we talk about gadgets for the kids, what immediately enters our mind is it should be durable to withstand kid’s beating. How about if you give your kid an Ice Cream Sandwich-equipped 7-inch tablet? Called Child Pad, this tablet is finger friendly and sticky with an impressive 1 GHz processor and 1 GB of RAM. Since it is designed for kids, Archos is making this $129 tablet access the AppLibs Kids App Store where there are about 10,000 apps, books and games. It is sad because there is no information yet about the ports of the Child Pad, but the good news is adults will also enjoy using this tablet according to Archos.




Press Release:


ARCHOS Announces the Child Pad, a 7" ICS Kid-Friendly Tablet

The new Child Pad will provide kid's a safe, fun, full tablet experience at $129

Denver, CO – March 01, 2012 – ARCHOS, an award-winning innovator in consumer electronics, announced today a themed 7" Android™ tablet for children, called the Child Pad. The 7'' Child Pad features a compact light weight design, the latest Android version, 4.0 "Ice Cream Sandwich", a 1GHz processor and 1GB of RAM. The Child Pad will be available at the end of March for $129 SRP.

"As a pioneer in the portable audio and Android™ tablet market we realize the importance of providing a tablet that can offer hours of entertainment for all ages, especially kids", says Henri Crohas, Founder and CEO. "ARCHOS strives to offer great tablets with only the best of features at affordable prices and we expect this tablet to bring a smile to the faces of kids and parents' everywhere."

Key Features & Benefits
Kid friendly features of the Child Pad include access to the Kids App Store powered by AppsLib which is filtered down to 14-friendly categories and 10,000 apps including games, entertainment, communication, multimedia, books, comics, sports and more.

In addition, ARCHOS has created a kid-friendly user interface with colored icons, home screen folders with direct access to games, entertainment, learning and puzzles and the top 28 kids' apps pre-loaded including Angry Birds, Pig Rush and Flight Frenzy.

ARCHOS has also designed the Child Pad to comply with both CIPA and COPPA regulations, ensuring a safe tablet environment for kids and peace of mind for parents. The parental controls and safe web browsing is powered by Editions Profil, whose "Mobile Parental Filter" is ranked as the most efficient parental control software in worldwide benchmarks.

Availability & Price
The Child Pad will be available in stores starting the end of March with the recommended retail price of $129.

Wednesday, March 7, 2012

ARCHOS Announces the Child Pad, a 7” ICS Kid-Friendly Tablet


ARCHOS, an award-winning innovator in consumer electronics, announced today a themed 7” Android™ tablet for children, called the Child Pad. The 7’’ Child Pad features a compact light weight design, the latest Android version, 4.0 “Ice Cream Sandwich”, a 1GHz processor and 1GB of RAM. The Child Pad will be available at the end of March for $129 SRP.

“As a pioneer in the portable audio and Android™ tablet market we realize the importance of providing a tablet that can offer hours of entertainment for all ages, especially kids”, says Henri Crohas, Founder and CEO. “ARCHOS strives to offer great tablets with only the best of features at affordable prices and we expect this tablet to bring a smile to the faces of kids and parents’ everywhere.”

Key Features & Benefits

Kid friendly features of the Child Pad include access to the Kids App Store powered by AppsLib which is filtered down to 14-friendly categories and 10,000 apps including games, entertainment, communication, multimedia, books, comics, sports and more.

In addition, ARCHOS has created a kid-friendly user interface with colored icons, home screen folders with direct access to games, entertainment, learning and puzzles and the top 28 kids’ apps pre-loaded including Angry Birds, Pig Rush and Flight Frenzy.

ARCHOS has also designed the Child Pad to comply with both CIPA and COPPA regulations, ensuring a safe tablet environment for kids and peace of mind for parents. The parental controls and safe web browsing is powered by Editions Profil, whose “Mobile Parental Filter” is ranked as the most efficient parental control software in worldwide benchmarks.

Availability & Price

The Child Pad will be available in stores starting the end of March with the recommended retail price of $129.

Source - ARCHOS

Friday, March 2, 2012

Archos launches latest Honeycomb effort, the 70b Internet Tablet

Android Central


The world outside Barcelona goes on as normal it seems, and Archos have today launched their latest tablet, the 70b. The name won't impress you, but the price of this latest Honeycomb effort might. The 7-inch 70b is on sale at just $199.99.


While being aimed towards the lower end of the tablet market, it stills looks fairly capable. As with all the Gen 9 Archos Tablets, the full Google app suite is on board. A 7-inch 1024x600 screen sits atop a 1.2 GHz ARM processor. Onboard storage is only 8GB but a MicroSD card slot is present allowing for another 32GB should you desire. You also get a front facing camera, and as ever Archos devices are capable of decoding pretty much most video formats out there.


The 70b isn't likely to set the world on fire, but offers a full tablet experience at the same price point as the Kindle Fire and Nook Tablet 8GB. Archos tablets have always been very media-centric, and maybe the best part -- the kickstand. Always a winner should you like to enjoy movies from your tablet. 


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Archos announces kid-friendly 7-inch Ice Cream Sandwich tablet, dubbed ChildPad

Archos ChildPad


Kids love to play with our tablets. They're colorful, active, and entertaining -- exactly what a kid likes (no matter what age). But many of us don't feel comfortable letting our kids handle a seemingly delicate, very expensive, piece of glass and plastic. Archos gets this, and they have announced the 7-inch ChildPad. Even better, they understand that we're reluctant to spend upwards of $500 on something that youngsters may very break, and have priced it at $129.


Ill let that sink in for a second -- $129.


For the cost of dinner and a movie for two, you can have a full featured tablet, runningAndroid 4.0, complete with a child-friendly app market. While not a spec powerhouse, the ChildPad has a 1GHz CPU and a full 1GB of RAM, and comes pre-loaded with a slew of things kids would want, like puzzles, games, even Angry Birds. The ChildPad was designed to fulfill COPPA and CIPA regulations, and has a full suite of parental controls built into the browser. You'll see it on store shelves sometime in March.


And your kids will have ICS on their Android device before you do. See the press release after the break.

Thursday, February 23, 2012

ARNOVA Unveils 8b G2 Android Tablet



Arnova is a well-known Android tablet maker that sells their tabs for cheap. Following their previously produced tablets like the Arnova 9 G2 and Arnova 10 G2 is the latest 8-inch Arnova 8b G2 which will have 800 x 600 pixels TFT display. Although the tablet is their “latest”, the specs are so last year (outdated). The 8b G2 will have a Gingerbread OS, 1 GHz processor, 512 MB of RAM, 4 or 8 MB built-in storage with extra microSD slot. The price is not yet known but based on the specs and the pricing of their previous tablets, We can assume that this tablet is budget friendly.


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Tuesday, December 20, 2011

ARCHOS unveils the ARCHOS 70b internet tablet, the first Android Honeycomb tablet under £180


ARCHOS, an award‐winning innovator in consumer electronics, today announced the upcoming availability of the first android 3.2 ‘’Honeycomb’’ tablet at £179.99, the ARCHOS 70b internet tablet.

The new ARCHOS 70b IT is an enhanced version of the ARCHOS 70 IT Gen 8 that features an upgraded capacitive touch screen and a powerful processor at 1.2 GHz.

The ARCHOS 70b internet tablet runs Android 3.2 Honeycomb, Google’s full suite of mobile applications with Android MarketTM, giving users access to over 300,000 applications such as games, books, social media and news. With Honeycomb, users will benefit faster and smoother transitions between different applications, more intuitive navigation to and from home screens.

Very slim and light, the newest version of the ARCHOS 70 internet tablet Gen 8, offers the best performances in terms of portability, immediate internet access, multimedia, apps and affordability. This new version has a higher resolution capacitive screen (1024 x 600) for vibrant colours and crisp clarity and has doubled the RAM to 512 MB for a smoother web experience and more efficient multi‐tasking.

This connected mobile device with a sublime user interface, 3D Graphics accelerator and Wi‐Fi connectivity, comes also with a full pack of connected apps such as a web browser and email application, HDMI output and Micro SD connectivity.

With this enhanced Android tablet, users will benefit from:
  • Smoother multi‐tasking and faster web experience thanks to upgraded RAM
  • Brighter colours with high resolution capacitive screen
  • Android 3.2 Honeycomb, the Android version designed for a tablet
  • Access to a full array of apps with the Android Market and its 250,000 apps such as news, eMagazines, eBooks, social media, games...
  • A full multimedia experience with upgraded multimedia ARCHOS apps for video and music
  • HDMI output, giving users full access to their Android experience on their TV including all the apps, not only video playback but also 3D games, photos and all the apps from the Android Market

Source - ARCHOS