ARCHOS Gen 10 Tablet Launch Three Weeks Away; Image Teaser On Facebook
Archos, the french consumer electronics company has released for us an glimpse of its upcoming Gen 10 Tablet on it's Facebook Page. Bringing attention to its product through this image, Archos seems to be all set to launch its next tablet in the market. In fact, it has confirmed that the official launch is planned to be on a day just three weeks from now (probably during IFA 2012 in Berlin). It is confirmed from sources that the tablet will run on Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) and will support microSD, mini-HDMI and a connector for the dock.
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The image doesn't speak much about the tech specs, but we are sure we will hear more about it in coming weeks. The white colored body along with silver edges are giving it a an elegant look. When does G10 launch in US and across the world? That is for us to see at the launch. If you love white and you love Android, stay tuned for more updates on this.
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The image doesn't speak much about the tech specs, but we are sure we will hear more about it in coming weeks. The white colored body along with silver edges are giving it a an elegant look. When does G10 launch in US and across the world? That is for us to see at the launch. If you love white and you love Android, stay tuned for more updates on this.
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