Archos have announced another couple cheap (£99 and £129) tablets, this time for the European market. First up is the Arnova 7, a tablet I haven’t found elsewhere yet. It’s base don the usual 7″ resistive touchscreen, Wifi, and it’s running Android v2.2.
You should probably recognize the other one. The Arnova 84 has already shown up in the US as the Nextbook Next3. It has an 8.4″ resistive touchscreen and wifi. Assuming it has the same specs as the Next3 then it also has 2GB Flash, a microSD card slot, accelerometer, headphone jack, and speakers. For a cheap tablet it’s not bad.
BTW, Archos have launched a new website for the Arnova brand. I guess they couldn’t stomach the thought of supporting the tablets on the Archos website.
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Archos unveiled their first sub-$100 Android tablet | The Digital Reader // Jun 5, 2011 at 10:45 am
[...] hardware news // There are new product pages up for the Arnova 7 and Arnova 84 that I showed you last week, and the Arnova 7 has a price listed. Archos will be selling it for $99, which isn’t quite [...]