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Archos, the belongings interact best famous for making portable penalization players, has officially undraped its prototypal Android-based device, named Archos 5 cyberspace Tablet.

The infant Android cyberspace Tablet from Archos comes with quite some gratifying features, including: 4.8-inch WVGA touchscreen display, Wi-Fi, GPS, HD recording support, TV recording, FM transmitter, Bluetooth, and inbound to the Archos AppsLib accumulation – where users module encounter Android apps especially prefabricated for the Archos cyberspace Tablet.

Despite preceding rumors, the Archos 5 cyberspace Tablet does not effect good capabilities, though it crapper attain VoiP calls over Wi-Fi. The amount should be acquirable online play today, for prices ranging from £199.99 ($330) to £369.99 ($610).

According to Electricpig, Archos is also effort primed to move an Android Phone Tablet that’s exclusive 10 mm anorectic and looks aforementioned this:

The Archos Phone Tablet apparently has good capabilities, as it features HSDPA connectivity. Other glasses should allow a 4.3-inch touchscreen designate with 854 x 480 pixels, and a 1GHz ARM processor.

The promulgation Negro of the Archos Android Phone Tablet is not known.

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In celebration of the Atom’s one-year anniversary, Intel’s unveiled Z550, the latest processor in the family and as the rumors suggested, it clocks in at a pretty impressive 2GHz along with support for Hyperthreading, all in under three watts of power usage. Additionally, it took the veil off of the Z515 with Intel Burst Performance Technology, which can bump the speed up to 1.2GHz. In more forward-thinking news, senior VP and general manager Anand Chandrasekher demoed its Moorestown MID platform on stage at a presentation, which we last heard was supposed to show itself in a more tangible form sometime this month via an Archos netbook. We’ve contacted Intel for video of that demonstration, so you’re just gonna have to wait a bit for that.

Update: The Moorestown demo was (how should we put this)… lame — from a consumer’s standpoint anyway. Instead of demonstrating it in a hand-held MID, Intel was again showing off silicon in a desktop rig strapped to enough life support to keep AMD afloat. The demo did show the 10x less idle power consumption promised but we’ve got a ways to go (2010 or before) before we see Moorestown product.

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We haven’t heard anything official, but images of an Archos 2 flash player have turned up in a few places on the web today, along with word of an Archos 4. The 2’s already listed on Amazon — it’s not going to rock worlds, but it’s not bad for $60, with 8GB of storage and microSD expansion, a 1.8-inch 128 x 160 display and a voice recorder all in a .35-inch thick package. There’s also a 16GB version on Amazon.de for €68 ($92), but that hasn’t yet made it to the US Amazon site. The Archos 4 is a little more mysterious — all we really know about it is that it’ll have a four-inch screen and 16 to 32GB of flash. We’re guessing these’ll pop soon, we’ll let you know.

[Thanks, Bill]

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We haven’t heard anything official, but images of an Archos 2 flash player have turned up in a few places on the web today, along with word of an Archos 4. The 2’s already listed on Amazon — it’s not going to rock worlds, but it’s not bad for $60, with 8GB of storage and microSD expansion, a 1.8-inch 128 x 160 display and a voice recorder all in a .35-inch thick package. There’s also a 16GB version on Amazon.de for €68 ($92), but that hasn’t yet made it to the US Amazon site. The Archos 4 is a little more mysterious — all we really know about it is that it’ll have a four-inch screen and 16 to 32GB of flash. We’re guessing these’ll pop soon, we’ll let you know.

[Thanks, Bill]

Read – ArchosLounge
Read – Amazon

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We haven’t heard anything official, but images of an Archos 2 flash player have turned up in a few places on the web today, along with word of an Archos 4. The 2’s already listed on Amazon — it’s not going to rock worlds, but it’s not bad for $60, with 8GB of storage and microSD expansion, a 1.8-inch 128 x 160 display and a voice recorder all in a .35-inch thick package. There’s also a 16GB version on Amazon.de for €68 ($92), but that hasn’t yet made it to the US Amazon site. The Archos 4 is a little more mysterious — all we really know about it is that it’ll have a four-inch screen and 16 to 32GB of flash. We’re guessing these’ll pop soon, we’ll let you know.

[Thanks, Bill]

Read – ArchosLounge
Read – Amazon

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Yes, it looks goofy as hell, but we’re sure Archos 5 owners aren’t complaining about the new Snap-on TV DVB-T accessory — not only will it allow you to watch live TV, it integrates with the DVR features of the unit to give you portable recording. Interestingly, although the Snap-on TV features dual tuners, they’re used to increase reception quality, not to allow viewing of one channel while recording another, which is a bit of a bummer. Still, we wouldn’t lean on this for hardcore DVR use anyway, so we’re guessing it won’t be a huge issue. ArchosLounge says it should be on sale in Europe in the next couple weeks for less than €60 ($76), and they’ve also got some in-the-wild pics, hit the read link to check ‘em out.

[Thanks, Candy]