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While the 97 Neon looks the part of another iPad Air competitor, it only has a middling 1024 x 768 resolution screen. Underneath the glossy display there's a quad-core Archos A9 1.6GHz processor and quad-core Mali 400 MP4 GPU with 1GB of RAM. by TechRadar The Archos 97 Neon is not only slightly bigger, but it has a more reasonable 1,024x768-pixel resolution. Though it...

Powered by Android(TM) 4.1 'Jelly Bean', ARCHOS 97 Cobalt delivers a tablet that is optimised for ease of use and gives a super-smooth Android(TM) experience. Multitasking has never been easier with the ability to switch between your open apps at the flick of a finger or close them with a simple swipe. Featuring a 9.7" capacitive touch screen, a powerful dual-core 1.6 GHz processor,...

On the smaller end of the scale, we have the Archos 90 Neon, which features a 9-inch display, but at only a 800x480-pixel resolution, about the same resolution as your typical 4-inchAndroid smartphone. Running Android 4.2 Jelly Bean, it houses a 1.4GHz quad-core processor with 1GB RAM and 8GB internal storage with microSD expansion. In terms of software, the 90 Neon is loaded with...

Let’s face it: The Archos 80 Xenon is a budget tablet, plain and simple. Judging the device purely on those terms, the Xenon certainly does well enough but in general the specs set this tablet firmly among the realm of neat toys for adults. Archos apparently designed the 80 Xenon as a (very) inexpensive alternative to the Apple iPad Mini. The 8-inch reproduces the...

The Archos 80 Titanium is a good budget tablet with strong build quality, but when the more powerful Acer Iconia A1 is just £40 more, comes with the very latest Android 4.2 OS and has much better battery life, the 80 Titanium remains merely average rather than edging into Budget Buy territory. by Expert Reviews At first glance the Archos 80 Titanium fits right...