Archos

It's a "themed" Android 4.1 tablet focused on the kitchen chef.

Archos is dipping into the smartphone sector with three new Android devices.

The Archos GamePad is now on sale in the States.

Flagship, Galaxy S3 look-alike powered by 1.7GHz quad-core processor.

After teasing us at CES 2013, Archos finally launched its Platinum line of tablets.

Archos is launching six new tablets sporting four sizes and a white exterior.

The Archos GamePad is a thin, sleek Android-based handheld that could spell certain doom for Nintendo and Sony.

Here's an over-the-top box and remote that turns any HDTV into an Android-powered Smart TV.

The Archos GamePad is now shipping to Europe first, followed by a North American release in early Q1 2013.

What do you get when you combine a game controller with a 7-inch Android tablet? The Archos GamePad.

ARCHOS is launching three new tablet before the end of 2012, the first of which is the 10.1-inch ARCHOS 101 XS slated for a North American release in November.

Archos plans to reveal its G10 xs Tablet in three weeks time.

Following the announcement of the Google Nexus 7 tablet, Archos is the first budget tablet vendor to follow up with its own version of a $250 tablet.

Later this month, Archos is releasing a 7-inch Google 4.0 tablet just for kids.

Assuming you can't wait until October to spend $300.00.

It's either a famine or a feast, right? Well, feast your eyes on this spread from Archos.

Forrester Research reports that 27 million U.S. online consumers plan to buy a tablet next year.

Let's admit it: tablets suck. They've been around for at least a decade. Many are faster and offer more capabilities than Apple's upcoming iPad, from speed to storage, connectivity, and "full operating systems." So, why haven't you bought one yet?