Archos announces new Moorestown-based netbook, 9-inch tablet

We saw the rough'n'ready Archos 10 get reviewed mere days ago, and now the company's back with the Atom-powered Archos 10s, a new 20mm thin netbook with 3.5G functionality, 1GB memory, Windows XP Home and up to 160GB storage. Additionally, the company has designs on a 17mm-thin, 9-inch tablet based on Intel's Moorestown MID platform, to see the light of day sometime this year. This guy will include the Intel System Controller Hub chipset, up to 160GB storage, VOD and hi-def video playback, and digital TV reception. The Archos 10s should be available sometime in April, at a price to be announced.
[Via UMPC Portal]
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Wonder whos netbook they are rebadging?
It's a MID, they still have to redesign it almost completely.
Where is my Android powered Archos phone?
If Apple doesn't deliver something, Archos looks like the next best best for a tablet computer.
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Small error in the article.
It's a Menlow-based netbook (Z5xx Atom) in 2009 and a Moorestown device in 2010
Steve
their netbook will be a good product, but probably exactly the same as all other netbooks. (N270 or N280, 1GB DDR2-533/667 RAM, 1024x600 screen, etc) and it will be as expensive as Kenny Glenn's lawyer
I do love Archos products, but I just wish they did not promise things they wont produce. Archos users have been waiting for Hi def playback since Archos 605wifi (maybe before). And honestly if they were to deliver on their promises and improve their poor customer service they would surely increase their customer base. I have an Archos 5 tablet and it is amazing compare to my IPod Touch.
Lets hope
Any words on battery type/life? So far the 3 cell batteries that most netbooks have keep me from pulling the trigger. What good is an ultra-mobile device that dies after 2.5 hours?
I am curious as to the processing power on this thing