Archos 101 manual Unique design to hold the latest technology, Connected Android device

Unique design to hold the latest technology

The nice big 10,1’’ diagonal screen sits within a very slim and light design. With more people looking toward this new trend in Internet tablets, ARCHOS has carefully matched the power of the AndroidTM platform to a seductive design that will have heads turning. Whether you’re looking at your ARCHOS in landscape or portrait mode, your pictures will look bright and crystal clear on the high-resolution 1024 x 600 pixel screen. It doesn’t matter if you have it in your hands or if it’s standing on a table with the built-in leg stand, using the ARCHOS is easy and intuitive. With the adjustable leg stand, you will always have the best position to tap out your emails, view a movie or enjoy the photo frame application.

Connected Android™ device

Android™ is the application framework developed by Google™ for connected mobile devices, coming with a full pack of connected apps such as a web browser and email application. The 5 home screens of the Android user interface allow an advanced personalization: icons can be placed, moved or erased with just a flick of a finger. Thanks to the home screen widgets, users can instantly access their favorite applications.

ARCHOS products also feature a graphical accelerator (3D OpenGL ES 2.0) to augment the Android™ 3D capabilities such as live wallpapers, transition effects and 3D games.

The perfect size for full and intuitive web surfing

The ARCHOS 101 internet tablet takes advantage of its powerful 1Ghz processor, the high speed WiFi-ntechnology, and the beauty of a 10,1’’ high-resolution screen to offer you a fast and really enjoyable web browsing experience. This tablet doesn’t compromise when it comes to the web. You’ll be able to view the entire Internet thanks to Android’s support of Adobe FlashTM 10 content**. And because of its grand-sized screen, you can view full web pages in either horizontal or vertical orientation: the page will flip into place as you rotate the ARCHOS in your hands.