We’ll probably hear more about it at MWC, but Texas Intruments issued a press release about Archos’s use of the OMAP3 processor in an upcoming “Internet Media Tablet” that runs on Android and doubles as a phone. There aren’t any pictures yet, but the spec sheet reads like an upgraded Archos 5.
Some features include a five-inch screen, up to a 500GB hard drive, a battery that will give you up to seven hours of video playback, and Flash support. The whole thing in a package just 10mm thick. They even mention HD video playback.
This could be a really sweet Android device when it launches in the third quarter.
[Engadget]
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Android, Archos, phone, tablet, texas instruments
It seems that it has everything and I especially like the H. D.
A 500 GB drive seems a bit excessive but you can never have too much memory can you?
a smart phone with a spinning hard drive? disaster in the making!!!!!!