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To enter into direct competition with the Apple iPad , ViewSonic released the gTablet. While many of this tablet’s features are comparable with the industry-leading device, the gTablet does fall short of the iPad in a few areas. On first glance, the ViewSonic gTablet resembles a slightly bulkier iPad with a nice 10” capacitive touchscreen. However, in order to trim some price, the ViewPad...

ARCHOS Cobalt range features budget tablets with complete access to the Google Play store and Google mobile applications, but also offering the poor performance. by Arctablet News The 7-inch display features a 1024×600 resolution, while 8GB of storage memory is included with the option of expanding via MicroSD card. Unfortunately this Archos 70 7-inch tablet does not have a rear camera, but it does...

The Archos 70 tablet represents a solid product from a company that has suffered a few quality issues among its previous tablet offerings. Happily, Archos appears to learned from the past and has produced a 7” device that can enter the conversation of top tablets in this range. The Archos 70 features an ARM Cortex A8 microprocessor, immediately putting it into a class with...

The Archos 7 Home Tablet is first remarkable for its low price, but users should beware of some noticeable shortcomings that will make this tablet inappropriate for some. In fact, serious users will most likely be immediately turned off by the disappointing Android 1.5 operating system installed on the Archos 7 - automatically minus points for those in the know. For an inexpensive tablet,...

When Asus Eee Pad Transformer tablets were first announced and previewed last year, it was clear immediately that such an innovative product would find imitators – and perhaps eventually even improvers. The Archos 101 XS tablet with keyboard dock is squarely in the former category, not so much in the latter. Speaking of the actual tablet itself, the highlight is the super-quick 1.5 GHz...