Far be it for Archos to sit idly by and watch Apple, Microsoft, and Creative have all the fun. Today, the company announced its next-generation Archos 5 device, which is perhaps the most fully ...

One of my biggest problems with tablets running Google’s Android operating system is that they don’t ship with the ability to do one of the most basic things any Android smartphone can do: Download ...

The next-generation Archos 5 Internet Tablet runs the Android OS, which handles all functions except media playback, which is still a Linux responsibility. Running at 720p resolution, the Archos 5 ...

The Archos 5 Internet Tablet is one of the best multimedia tablets to be based on Android, something that can be attributed to Archos‘ extensive expertise in developing innovative home entertainment ...

A negative review of the Archos 5 Internet tablet by gadget blog T3 may provide an opening for Apple’s rumored tablet. Unlike the Apple tablet, expected to launch in January using the iPhone operating ...

We've seen our fair share of budget tablets from the Augens, Cobys, and Viewsonics of the world over the last six months, but let's not forget that before everyone and their mother jumped into the ...

You could probably spend all day arguing over whether Google Android or Nokia’s Maemo Linux operating system is better on mobile devices. But it looks like you might not have to choose. The Archos 5 ...

ARCHOS just let loose a new tablet, the ARCHOS 70. Not only will we see a 250 GB HDD, but also an amazingly tasty $350 price tag! So this is not just your run of the mill tablet, both those features ...

New portable media players announced by Archos includes Wi-Fi and 3G wireless data capabilities along with touch-screen navigation and multimedia playback. Donald Bell Senior Editor / How To Donald ...

Alison Krauss. Maybe you’ve heard of her? She has this great song, “New Favorite.” “New favorite: they all say it. I’ll say it too. You’ve got a new favorite.” I’ve got a new favorite: the Archos 5 ...

After the Archos 43, the French PMP maker is now geared up to unleash its 7 inch device suitably named the Archos 70. Price has been fixed at $279, which makes it substantially cheaper than the other ...

Let’s get one thing straight; 3.2 inches of screen does not make a tablet. Archos, the French purveyor of portable multimedia that has been selling PMPs since before the iPod forever changed the ...