The Arnova 84 doesn't have a US price listed, but it does have a set of specs. The specs are largely the same as the Next3, but the Arnova 84 has 4GB Flash, not 2GB. It has an 8.4" resistive touchscreen, a microSD card slot, Wifi, accelerometer, microphone, and speakers. It's running Android v2.1, and the video and audio abilities are about what I expected.
The Arnova 7 has the 7" resistive touchscreen you'd expect, along with 4GB Flash, a microSD card slot, and Wifi as well as a speaker and microphone. It's running Android v2.2 and it has video and the video and audio abilities are about what I expected. Surprisingly, it also has USB Host. It's going to be interesting to see what works.
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>video and audio abilities are about what I expected.
For that money I doubt it will add up to something impressive…
When a tablet gets this cheap, it’s rather hit or miss. We don’t know what corners were cut until after someone tries it.
Unless the CPU is utter crap, it should do the full video file suite of other Archos tabs, no?
At $99, they are really looking to get these into CVS? Soon these damn craptabs will be in stores on hooks in blister packs!
When in USA?
I’d expect it to show up on http://www.jr.com in the next couple months.
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