Archos Internet Tablet

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Archos G9 tablet priced and ready to ship this September

Another day, another tablet makes the news, and here is the G9 Archos will happen this September for $ 299.00 a pop (and especially, of course, depending on capacity). What do you want out of this particular shelf, and what makes it so different from the rest it deserves your attention (and money)? For starters, it will take place on the shelf Android 3.1 operating system optimized honeycomb, where you have up to 250 GB of storage space to play with.

The G9 Archos is powered by a dual-core processor TI OMAP 4 that goes to 1.5 GHz for the 250 GB model, where 8 "(8 GB) model will be available at the above $ 299.99, while the 10" (8 GB) model is more expensive, even at the cost base of $ 369.99. As for the 8 to 16 GB "and 10" models, those who will go for $ 329.99 and $ 399.99 respectively - the former running at 1.5 GHz while the latter runs along at 1.0GHz. Last but not least, the model capacity of 250 GB for the two screen sizes will retail $ 369.99 and $ 469.99.

Archos launches latest Honeycomb effort, the 70b Internet Tablet

Android phones and tablets news:

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 1024×600 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.