Hey I wanted to get an accessory for my archos 605 160Gb player and decided between the 80Gb archos tv+ or archos dvr station. I was just wondering what the main difference was between the two before I
Go to the Archos website and compare both models www.archos.com/
Im looking at buying an Archos 605 WiFi and I cant work out the difference between this and the Archos 5 even though one is substancially more expensive. Can someone please clarify the difference. Why
there is no drastic difference between the two because everything the 605 can do the archos 5 can do, but the outer design and interface is the one physically difference, if you go to cnet.com you can look at a archos 5 review and see how they point out
From what I can tell, they both serve the same purpose, and are similar in price based on hard disk capacity and screen size.
Also, does Archos make high quality products, and does Apple
as far as i can tell the new IMPs are better fit for web browsing, email etc. I Know they can play flash files, and apps, PDFs etc.
As for quality, i love archos. ive had a mp4 player for about 4 years, and runs awesome. i recommend archos
I wanna sell my archos 604 but whenever I look it up online to see how much its worth, i only find the archos 604 with the touch screen. Does anyone know the price I could sell the original archos 604
Depending on it's condition, place of selling, and included parts, i would value it from $75 - $140
Whenever I go to the widgets page on opera, it says I need to download opera browser in order to use it. But i want the widget for the archos not my computer and I do not have a wifi connection in my house.
u can go here
make a search for anything you want to download - say widgets for Archos 605 wifi etc. You will find the links of webpages from where they can be downloaded.
http://m.clipmarks.com/clipmark/A659EA92 -46AB-492D-8685-D2E56B532C42/
I have a Samsung P3 and I am thinking about replacing it with the Archos 5 Internet Media Tablet with the Android OS. I would like to know if there is anyone that uses it as an MP3 player and does it work
Yes and no. The Archos 5 is good, but hang on to your money for the moment. Archos are bringing out a whole new range of Android Internet Tablets which start at under $100/£100 for the 4gb tablet with a 2.8 inch screen.
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With its built-in capabilities, your ARCHOS 7 160GB Internet Touch Tablet becomes the ultimate way to surf the web. The amazingly sharp and high ...
First off, congrats to Jason B. of Morrisville, Pa., who snagged an XtremeMac Luna SST alarm clock with detachable speakers in last week's Crave giveaway. We're sure Jason will never be late to work again.
Now, on to this week's giveaway. If you've been wanting to join the tablet -toting masses, here's your chance to do it for free, nada, bupkis. We're offering up an 8GB Archos 101 touch-screen tab, one of a few Android 2.2 tablets with a large 10.1-inch screen.
The Archos 101 sports an ARM Cortex-A8 1GHz processor. Considering the tablet's low price of $299, extras such as Mini-HDMI output; USB host and sync ports; MicroSD memory expansion; and a front-facing camera that can shoot both video and stills at a VGA resolution of 640x480 pixels are impressive, says CNET tablet reviewer Donald Bell. Note that while the tablet can't record HD video, it can play it at 720p.
Archos has recently presented 3 new tablet models which don’t have an announced price tag so far, but there is one detail that is the same for all units: Android 2.3 Gingerbread as the operative system.
To start with there is the Archos Arnova 10 G2 which boasts an ARM Cortex A8 processor running at 1GHz, a 10.1-inch multitouch display screen that provides a resolution of 1024×600 pixels, as well as 4GB or 8GB of internal flash memory and a slot for microSDHC memory cards in case you need more storage capacity.
The Archos Arnova 7 G2 is pretty similar to the Arnova 10 G2, but instead of the big screen it has a smaller 7-inch multitouch TFT LCD, with also a smaller resolution of 800×480 pixels.
Technology gadget and electronics buffs will have a new retailer to explore on Sept. 15, when Indianapolis-based retailer hhgregg opens 14 stores throughout the Chicago region.
Shoppers cannot help but notice the high-tech offerings, since a typical 30,000-square-foot store features 110 flat-panel TV screens spread across the entire length of the back wall. Each TV is turned on to demonstrate its qualities. The chain also keeps in stock more than 500 appliances, including models from GE, LG, Samsung and Whirlpool.
Its smartphone offerings, all sold with Verizon as the cellular provider, include LG, Samsung and HTC, as well as the Apple iPhone, and its tablet computers, ranging from the Apple iPad to the Archos Arnova, feature Android operating systems. Its newspaper circulars tout sales such as a $299.99 Archos 7-inch Froyo tablet, a $399.99 Acer desktop PC and a $249.99 HTC Thunderbolt smartphone.
Archos DVR Station for Archos 5 and Archos 7
Looking at this device just makes you want to have it, not so much for the looks because frankly we have seen better, but for the features. Have a look and decide for yourself, a 4.8-inch (800X480) touchscreen, High speed processor, 3.5G/ HSDPA capable, Built-in WiFi, speakers with a cool kick stand, available in sizes of...
Archos has opened up the bag for its brand new Media Player / Internet devices - the Archos 5, Archos 7 and the Archos 5g with buildt in 3.5G/HDSPA Internet!
Archos DVR Station for Archos 5 and Archos 7
Archos DVR Station for Archos 5 and Archos 7 ReviewArchos DVR Station for Archos 5 and Archos 7 FeatureEasily record your favorite programs with the included TV program guidePlay back HD videos up to 720p from your Archos device to your TV (with the optional Hi-Def plug-in)Browse the Web comfortably and write your emails using the included remote controlDiscover a large library of movies, documentaries, music albums, and games--buy or rent your content in a few clicksCharge your Archos device...
Hidden underneath the steampunk exterior lies a Archos Vision MP3 player. It can playback MP3s and videos and even comes with an FM tuner, a voice recorder and a photo gallery. It can also double up as a hard drive to store files on, much like the iPod classic. The brass buttons on the casing are fully functioning and provide access to the Archos Vision’s actual buttons beneath it.
Apparently this has been a work of trial and failure over the course of two years, but it seems that Will Rockwell managed to get it right. It will come shipped in a custom vintage tin with a pair of earphones, a USB connector cord and users manual. It even comes loaded up with Will Rockwell’s personal MP3 collection ranging from U2 to AC/DC, Coldplay and Muse (we’re not sure how legal this is).
...@Toyeboy89 The Tablet runs fine with 256mb of ram i would prefer 512mb of ram like most tablets and phones do but they didn’t think it was good to add more ram since it would add to the price but why do we need more memory apslib doesn’t use that much its because we download the AndroidMarket place so that we cn play more games whit HD Graphics it is a good tablet but in the future i would prefer 512mb or more but 1gb is too much for a table my cousin pc has 1gb of ram is too much for tablet
I’m getting some bonus cash this month and wanted to spend a bit of it for a device like this. Mind if I ask how well it does as an ebook reader? I would be using it mostly for ebook reading, maybe some video viewing during night shifts at work. I also like to write down ideas I get for stories the moment I get them and doodle things I can later make into actual artwork, any useful apps for that for this?
...Like those devices, the G9 tablets run Android 3.2, though a decidedly less skinned up version than Samsung's device. And their 1.5GHz processor assures that they can handle the OS with ease. Archos's tablets also have a few tricks up their collective sleeve. Flip the devices over, and you find a kickstand on one side and a slot on the other than opens up to reveal a USB port designed for the company's proprietary 3G stick.
Ah, so the manufacturers have to make up for shoddy software with higher specs? Not trolling here, just wondering why this is the case when the iPhone has lower specs than say, most modern Android phones but is still smoother.
But aren’t those applications/documents etc. being read from the drive? In that case having flash memory would provide the highest increase in speed… right?
Yeah, I saw someone (Paul O’Brien?) use the word “mehxcitement” or “mehdiocre” for this kind of thing. Still, for $280, I might take a look at the 80 when it comes out. I’ve been thinking about the Nook Color, but this would obviously be a much better deal for the price. Interesting move on the 4:3 aspect ratio for the 80. I guess it’s worked for the iPad, so it should be ok.
...It looks like the folks at Archos are keeping our friends at the FCC busy this summer. Following in the footsteps of the mysterious A70S2 tablet and the coy A80S , the A100S internet tablet is now making its way through the regulatory gatekeeper. Like its predecessors, this filing hasn't given us much to go on; it comes with the typical confidentiality requests, which means we won't get any of the juicy bits until the FCC lifts the curtain on October 15th. Until then, we'll keep our Ice Cream Sandwich dreams afloat. If FCC test reports are your thing, feel free to hop on over to the source link below.
Archos Vision steampunk inspired MP3 player
Hidden underneath the steampunk exterior lies a Archos Vision MP3 player. It can playback MP3s and videos and even comes with an FM tuner, a voice recorder and a photo gallery. It can also double up as a hard drive to store files on, much like the iPod
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Crave giveaway: 8GB Archos 101 tablet
We're offering up an 8GB Archos 101 touch-screen tab, one of a few Android 2.2 tablets with a large 10.1-inch screen. The Archos 101 sports an ARM Cortex-A8 1GHz processor. Considering the tablet's low price of $299, extras such as Mini-HDMI output;
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Archos presents new tablets at IFA 2011: Archos 101 9G and Archos 80 9G
We have already mentioned a few tablets that were recently presented at IFA 2011 – such as the Toshiba AT200 – but there are two new units made by Archos codenamed 101 9G and 80 9G. The main difference between the
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Archos 80 G9 and 101 G9 hands-on (video) Archos's pair of Honeycomb slates may not have garnered the same sort of excitement as, say yesterday's Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 or Toshiba AT200, but there are a lot of interesting things going on with the 80 G9 and 101 G9. From an aesthetic standpoint, |
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Archos 80 G9 Internet Tablet Hands On and Walkthrough at IFA 2011 http://tabletblog.de - Hands On of the 8 inch Archos 80 G9 Internet Tablet at IFA 2011. The tablet comes with an 1.5GHz DualCore Cortex A9 CPU and Android 3.2 Honeycomb. |