Summary: Expect a budget price point for this slate, which runs Ice Cream Sandwich 4.0 and comes with 8GB of storage.
While the iPad Small, Surface RT, and Google Nexus 10 are maintaining customer product costs over $300, other producers have a opportunity to pounce in and catch those looking for pills at deal costs. The new Archos 80 Cobalt looks like one of those applicants.
This new Android operating system product will not generate any specifications covet, as it comes with just 8GB of storage space and a simple 2-megapixel rear-facing photographic camera and operates Ice Cream Sandwich 4.0, not the new edition 4.2 like the Nexus 10 does. However, its 8-inch type aspect is a little bit bigger than 7-inch slates, and its screen's 1,024x768 quality is the same as the iPad Mini's. It also contains an unspecified 1.6GHz dual-core processer, microSDHC port, and 1GB of RAM.
Unfortunately, Archos hasn't offered costs and accessibility information, though evaluating from the specifications offered, the nearer Archos costs the 80 Cobalt to $150, the better its possibilities. How inexpensive would the 80 Cobalt have to be to be able for you to consider purchasing it? Let us know in the Talkback area below.
This new Android operating system product will not generate any specifications covet, as it comes with just 8GB of storage space and a simple 2-megapixel rear-facing photographic camera and operates Ice Cream Sandwich 4.0, not the new edition 4.2 like the Nexus 10 does. However, its 8-inch type aspect is a little bit bigger than 7-inch slates, and its screen's 1,024x768 quality is the same as the iPad Mini's. It also contains an unspecified 1.6GHz dual-core processer, microSDHC port, and 1GB of RAM.
Unfortunately, Archos hasn't offered costs and accessibility information, though evaluating from the specifications offered, the nearer Archos costs the 80 Cobalt to $150, the better its possibilities. How inexpensive would the 80 Cobalt have to be to be able for you to consider purchasing it? Let us know in the Talkback area below.