Archos 32 ‘internet tablet’ now shipping for $150, redefining the bounds of ‘tablet’
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We’re still struggling to understand how exactly a device with a 3.2-inch display is considered a “tablet,” but at any rate, the Archos 32 is now available for those who’d like to pretend their shiny new PMP is — in fact — a tablet. Shortly after we sat down with this here handheld, Archos has managed to get ’em rolling off of the production line, and since you’re curious, we’ll have you know that $149.99 buys a 0.39-inch thick device with a 3.2-inch touchpanel (400 x 240), Android 2.2, 800MHz ARM Cortex A8 processor, 802.11b/g/n WiFi, Bluetooth 2.1+EDR, an internal microphone, G-sensor and playback support for nearly every file format under the sun. The battery’s good for up to 24 hours when cruising through tunes, but that dwindles to 6 once you fire up those bootleg copies of Family Guy. Still, not bad for a tablet. Right?
[Thanks, Brett]
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