As well as its new and pretty cheap 97 Carbon model, Archos has something a little classier for those working with a bigger budget. The Archos 101XS is a 1.5GHz dual-core model with a 10.1″ display running at 1280×800 resolution, backed by 1GB of RAM in a chassis a mere 7.8mm thick.
The key feature of the new G10 range is its magnetic QWERTY keyboard cover, which protects the display when not in use, before becoming a combined stand and keyboard when it’s WORK TIME. Here it is:
Unskinned Android 4.0 runs events. The Archos 101XS should hit the market this October, for a price equivalent to $399. There’s a video embedded below for a full 3D look at it:
Nice. Read all about it over on the Archos web site.
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