Want to see some nice pictures of the Archos 9 Windows 7 tablet? Let me refer you to CNET in the UK where you can see some incredible photos. Click here for those pictures.
The Archos 9 Tablet is very thin and it looks like a promising ultra-mobile PC (UMPC). Maybe the Amazon Kindle will look like this one day (and maybe it will also run Windows 7 and have a color screen). Until then, I will stick with my Samsung Q1 Ultra and my Lenovo Thinkpad X200 tablets.
Here are the specs for the new Archos 9 tablet PC running Windows 7:
- Processor: Intel Atom Z515 1.2 GHz
- Video Chipset: Integrated US15W
- Operating System: Microsoft Windows 7
- System Memory: 1GB (DDR2 400/533) - hope you can upgrade this easily to 2 GB
- Display: 8.9” touch screen - 1024 x 600 pixels (passive touch, not an active digitizer)
- HDD: 60GB or 120GB - SSD should also be an option
- Communication: Ethernet 10/100
- WiFi: PCI-E interface, 2 Antennas, Support IEEE 802.11b/g
- Bluetooth 2.1
- Optional 3.5G HSUPA - Huawei EM750M 7.2Mbts module
- Audio: 2 stereo speakers
- Built-in Microphone
- Optical Finger Navigation System with Right and Left click buttons
- 1 USB 2.0 port
- Audio/headphone output
- Web cam: Built-in 1.3MP camera
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I too would like to see an SD card slot. Being able to boot into linux from a memory card would be incredibly useful on this thing (provided the hardware is supported, that is). It would be a shame to have all that beauty locked down to Windows 7.
July 4, 2009 3:09 PMPost a Comment