The Archos G9 series Honeycomb tablets were announced last month with some very juicy specs, but pricing had yet to be announced. Today Archos announced prices for the complete line-up depending on screen size and storage options. The 8-inch 80 ...

Archos was one of the first in the Android tablet game by putting Android on their media player devices, long before tablets as we know them today. They have always offered some of the cheapest tablets out there, but often they had major drawbacks such ...

Tired of the stock software on your Archos Android tablet? Thanks to some clever hacking and special firmware, you can now boot your tablet on Froyo, Debian, Gingerbread, ChromeOS or any number of possibilities. The multi-boot menu is currently working ...

Archos already makes cheap Android tablets, and they already have two tablets out under the Arnova budget line, the Arnova 8 and Arnova 10. Adding to that lineup are two new tablets, the Arnova 7 and Arnova 84. The Arnova 7 is a 7 inch tablet featuring ...

The midrange Archos 70 tablet has been available rocking Android for a little while now, but they updated some of the specs. Most notable, the option of a 250GB hard drive, arguably the most capacity of any Android tablet. Also upgraded is the cpu to ...

Think of it as a phone without the cellular capabilities, or think of it as a really small tablet, or maybe just an iPod Touch running Android. This is the D3 Plenue from the Korean company Cowon, known for their long line of personal media/mp3 players. ...

The upgrade to Froyo for the latest Android tablets is only a few days old and already the hackers have come up with a way to install the Android Market. It was previously possible on the 2.1 firmware, but a new .apk file is required to work with Froyo. ...

All Archos Gen 8 devices including the 28, 32, 43, 70 and 101 internet tablet models can now be upgraded to Froyo, Android version 2.2.1. The update, Archos version 2.0.54 is available now via the Archos website. New features include: Higher performance: ...

It’s unclear whether it’s a hack or if it’s leaked official firmware, but the video doesn’t lie. And it’s also been pointed out there’s still bugs to work out, so obviously this isn’t ready for you average user ...

Thanks to this FCC filing, we now know what the Archos 32 looks like and have verification on its specs and features. Touchscreen with soft key controls below the 3.2 inch screen (hence the name 32), as well as GPS, a 3.5mm headphone jack and Bluetooth ...