Resumen: www.archos.comIf youre very serious about watching TV while away from your big screen, then the Archos 7 is worth the investment. This flagship product is no shrinking violet – with a 7in screen that takes up almost the whole device, and weighing in ...
Resumen: Sometime a degree of patience is required during the interval between seeing a new product and getting your hands on a review unit. With this next product that wait lasted six months before I was able to confirm or adjust my initial impressions. ...
Upgrade your life to Club Class with this portable entertainment powerhouse. The seven-inch, stretch-VGA display gives a genuinely cinematic experience from a gargantuan hard drive that can store hundreds of movies. Adobe Flash web browsing means you can...
Transporting the Archos 7 is like carrying a particularly expensive and fragile house brick in your bag, and the touchscreen is neither as crisp nor as responsive as an iPod Touch. Despite the 7’s Business Class pricing, Archos piles on the extras -...
A gorgeous display, good video playback and monstrous hard drive means this over-achieving PMP strays dangerously close to a netbook’s price – but with few of a netbook’s capabilities.Best offers for the Archos 7Cutprice Fragrance...
Resumen: Our initial experience of the Archos 7 was positive and the battery life is a great boon. But you could end up spending a fair bit more on extras to get the most out of it. If you are considering this, also consider netbook or laptop alternatives. Arc...
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Publicación: 2009-02-02, Autor: Nate , crítica de: CNET.co.uk
High-quality plug-ins cost extra; touchscreen not sensitive enough for Web browsing comfortably; expensive
The Archos 7 portable media player is an impressive performer and, in particular, an absolutely killer device for watching movies on the go. Unfortunately, you'll have to pay extra if you want to use all the features it can offer, which is annoying in...
The best portable movie player around, albeit one that's too big to be carried anywhere and everywhere on a regular basis. Unfortunately, the touchscreen interface and additional features don't quite measure up....
The Archos 7 is an expensive box of tricks, no doubt about it, but on the other hand it comes with a huge – or in the case of the 320GB model a vast – hard drive and is very competent. Worth the extra over the 5? On balance, yes - assuming tha...
Good video playback, Responsive touchscreen, Long battery life, Available DVR accessory
Have to pay for certain codecs, CinemaNow issues
The Archos 7, the bigger, beefier brother of the Archos 5, is an Internet Media Tablet that offers a slick design, a solid Web-surfing experience (complete with Flash support), and excellent video playback on a large, high-resolution 7-inch display. Un...
