Archos Intros First Sub-$200 Honeycomb Tablet

[exfileme]

Archos is going after Amazon's Kindle Fire with a 7-inch Honeycomb tablet of its own offering features Amazon's tablet severely lacks.

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[Darkerson]

Hmmm. Not bad, considering the price.

 

[joe nate]

What would really make me salivate is if it has an IPS screen like the Fire. Given it's lack of mention, I'm thinking not.

 

[house70]

Not bad at all. An inexpensive tablet with plain Android AND another OS, good hardware specs and all. Excellent for a daily beater for traveling and such, yet with some videoconferencing abilities as well.

 

[spookie]

thats all 70% of people realy need in a tablet. Go Archos

 

[dimar]

If somebody could develop a cheap comics reader tablet, large size, like 12" or little more. Slower CPU/GPU, quality screen, super thin, super low power. I'd be grateful
Upcoming Samsung 12" seems nice, but probably going to be expensive..

 

[nebun]

ugly

 

[farleytron]

Single core? No thanks.

 

[phatbuddha79]

Nook Color is also 512MB RAM, so it's same not double...

 

[classzero]

Junk

 

[cybneo]

I might get my mother inlaw this.. At least its better than the FIRE...

 

[alidan]

i remember their first mp4 player... i miss it.

 

[southernshark]

The SD slot and the webcam both make it worth considering. I live outside the US and Skype is my only means of communicating with family most of the year, so having a Skype portable device that fits easily in my pocket, but which is bigger than a phone/ Ipod would be tempting to me. I have been using the Fire and it is ok but could certainly be better with an SD slot and a camera. You could cheaply expand onboard memory to 32GB with the SD slot.

 

[freggo]

Sounds promising. GPS was not mentioned. Not available or just not mentioned ?
I think GPS capability is essential in a device designed to travel with you. The instant 'I am lost' help in your pocket. Hey, it may even get us guys to 'ask for directions'

 

[eddieroolz]

I don't know how Archos does it, but they continuously pump out cheap, no-frills tablet that sport decent specs!