Archos is a company that has made a name for itself by delivering portable media players. But once the company started adding WiFi and web browsers to its PMPs, maybe the writing was on the wall: the ...

Archos sent us an updated version of its 9 PC tablet, this time with a Intel Atom Z515 CPU. See how the new version fared in our benchmark tests. Dan Ackerman Editorial Director / Computers and Gaming ...

Archos have long been a company that you’d associate with budget tablets but, not for the same reason as other brands. Archos have always made tablets that, whilst not the best built or best looking ...

Remember the Archos 7 tablet that the French manufacturer had launched in the Summer of 2010. Well, it wasn’t the best of tablets that got to see the light of day then and the very few things that ...

At least two new companies are launching netbooks aimed at children and based on Intel’s Classmate PC convertible tablet reference design. In other words, the PeeWee Pivot Laptop and the new netbook ...

Well yes, that’s true – the Archos 7 Home Tablet was due out next month but as per the latest news, the company have already started shipping the device. It’s a welcome relief in a season of epic ...

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 10-inch Archos 101 XS tablet unveiled Wednesday is not only priced competitively, it comes with a useful accessory: a keyboard that doubles as a stand and a cover. At $400, the Archos 101 XS costs ...

Archos unveils two new portable Android devices described as Home Tablets. Named the Archos 7 and Archos 8, the new devices are ironically underpowered versions of the Archos 5 tablet, released in ...

Archos’ Android tablets tend to be pretty generic, but its latest 7-inch tablet has one big distinction: a 250 GB hard disk drive. Yup, that’s a good old-fashioned spinning disk — the first to appear ...

Here’s a 7-inch Android tablet from Archos for $90—that’s cheap! The same tablet sells for around $140 elsewhere but Buy.com has decided, “Hey, you know what? We need a little excitement around here.