Archos Tablet

- Manufacturer: Archos http://www.archos.com/products/imt/archo...
- Retail Price: Archos 5-60GB $280, 5-250GB $300 https://store.archos.com/product_info.ph...
- Release Date: October 2009 http://www.productwiki.com/archos-5-andr...
- Primary Function: Aimed to be the best of modern technology in a pocket size http://mp3-players.toptenreviews.com/har...
- Interesting Fact: The Archos 5 120 GB Internet Media Tablet functions beautifully as an MP3 and media player as well http://mp3-players.toptenreviews.com/har...
- Dimensions: 5 x 0.8 x 3.1 inches http://mp3-players.toptenreviews.com/har...
- Memory: 120GB or 240GB Hard Disk http://mp3-players.toptenreviews.com/har...
- Connectivity: Connect most USB devices and transfer files http://www.archom/products/imt/archos_5/...

The Archos Tablet 5 is a netbook designed and manufactured by French Company, Archos. The Archos Tablet 5 was released in October 2009 and is the sister product to the Archos Tablet 7. Archos 5 uses the Google Android Operating System and weighs just above two pounds.
Features and Functions
There are many features to the Archos Tablet 5, these are listed below:
Use of Google Android Operating System
MKV (Matroska Multimedia Container for pictures, audios and videos)
GPS (Global Positioning System)
WiFi
DivX (Video compression)
Support for open source audio formats (OGG, FLAC)
Retractable photo-frame like stand
Large 5" touchscreen display with respectable resolution of 800 x 480px
Reviews

"Fire it up, and the Linux-based OS has been replaced by the much loved Android. Dazzling on the 4.8-inch screen you get three fully customizable home screens with widgets in tow that you can drag on and off the home screen easily using the uber responsive touchscreen. With just three home screens, it can get cluttered very easily regardless of the larger estate. If you’re all for the minimal approach there’s also the main menu screen to house your unwanted widgets." http://www.t3.com/reviews/ipod-and-mp3-players/all-mp3-players/archos-android-5-internet-tablet-review
"The Archos 5 *Internet* Tablet obviously requires an internet connection. Archos has chosen to use WIFI B/G/N. Note that only a few mobile devices actually use an "N" connection right now. That might come in handy when streaming HD content from a uPNP network device.
It is also possible to use your internet-enabled mobile phone as a Bluetooth modem, but it's less practical and consumes more battery life on both devices. At least, it's *possible*, and frankly, I can't myself paying another wireless subscription, even if it is for a fancy tablet. Archos has made the right choice here."http://www.ubergizmo.com/15/archives/2009/09/archos-5-internet-tablet-review.html

"A giant among Androids That screen means that this is the largest production device to run Google's Android mobile OS to date and, with an 800Mhz processor, also the fastest. A promising start.
Video, as you'd expect from an Archos PMP, is highly defined across 4.8in of screen territory and moving-image prowess is second to none. But there's more than one trick to this slender black pony."http://stuff.tv/review/Archos-5-Internet-Tablet-32GB-review/