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    Archos 9 Hands On: The Windows 7 Netbook That Lost Its Keyboard

    Should We Be Excited About the Archos9 Windows 7 Tablet Netbook?

    Archos 9 Windows 7 Touch Tablet Poked, Prodded, Discussed on Video

    Archos' Latest Touch Tablet, the Archos9, Runs Windows 7
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    Image of MrBlahBlah MrBlahBlah
    09/09/09

    In reply to Archos 9 Hands On: The Windows 7 Netbook That Lost Its Keyboard
    I can't believe they don't let you change the fucking wallpaper. Like that is a "feature" they really need to withhold. Ridiculous.
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    09/09/09

    In reply to Archos 9 Hands On: The Windows 7 Netbook That Lost Its Keyboard
    To me that looks like it's just about perfect, with the only downsides being that it runs a hobbled OS and that the screen is not multitouch. I'd definitely consider one for surfing around the house and as a home entertainment device (mostly audio) especially if it had HDMI out. $500 is pricey considering where netbooks have dropped these days, but not too bad in the scheme of things.
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    Image of Bigbadbikernerd Bigbadbikernerd
    09/09/09

    In reply to Archos 9 Hands On: The Windows 7 Netbook That Lost Its Keyboard
    Holy crap. How did this turn into an Apple thread? This is an Archos product! Read it for what it is, a new interesting gadget.
    Why does every damn PMP, Tablet (now), and laptop thread have to turn into "my Apple/Windows/Linux/Unix computer is better than all others and you are retarded for thinking otherwise?"
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    Image of Xeno Xeno
    09/09/09

    @Bigbadbikernerd: Cus' right in the article Joanna talks about waiting for a 'better' Apple version.
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    Image of Jrsy Devil's Advocate® Jrsy Devil's Advocate®
    09/08/09

    In reply to Archos 9 Hands On: The Windows 7 Netbook That Lost Its Keyboard
    I'm trademarking Tabnet right now, before anyone else does..

    Not sure I like the keyboard though. Maybe a natural version of it would have been better for this application.
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    Image of Pope John Peeps II Pope John Peeps II
    09/08/09

    In reply to Archos 9 Hands On: The Windows 7 Netbook That Lost Its Keyboard
    you went with "netblet" instead of "tabbook"?
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    Image of bosskev bosskev
    09/08/09

    @Pope John Peeps II: And I would have gone with "neblet" (not "netblet"). Like a "niblet", but a small computer morsel.
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    Image of cymbalrocks cymbalrocks
    09/09/09

    @Pope John Peeps II: What? no booklet?
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    Image of Pope John Peeps II Pope John Peeps II
    09/09/09

    @cymbalrocks: Well..... you do have to invent a NEW word after all.
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    Image of weatherman weatherman
    09/09/09

    @Pope John Peeps II: I think Microsoft already did that three and a half years ago; it's an Ultra-Mobile PC (finally!).
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    Image of laserfox laserfox
    09/08/09

    In reply to Archos 9 Hands On: The Windows 7 Netbook That Lost Its Keyboard
    but changing wallpapers makes the device more personable...
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    Image of Joanna Stern Joanna Stern
    09/08/09

    @laserfox: Agreed. Would you not buy though cause you can't change the wallpaper? Or pay $50 cause it can?
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    06/12/09

    In reply to Archos 9 Windows 7 Touch Tablet Poked, Prodded, Discussed on Video
    BTW the video does suggest a $500 US launch price
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    06/12/09

    In reply to Archos 9 Windows 7 Touch Tablet Poked, Prodded, Discussed on Video
    Looks a lot like the crunchpad to me, albeit at twice the price.


    I had a pepperpad for a bit and I thought it was a pretty great device for brosing at home and entertaining on the road. But it had a keyboard that made it much easier to use. I'd buy one of those again if it came with windows and a decent ssd.

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    Image of AreWeThereYeti AreWeThereYeti
    06/11/09

    In reply to Archos' Latest Touch Tablet, the Archos9, Runs Windows 7
    120GB of memory? Might that be MB? or perhaps that is the hard disk. Or... THEY ARE FROM THE FUTURE: ARCHOS= ARCH OS = SKY NET
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    Image of Hello Mister Walrus Hello Mister Walrus
    06/11/09

    @AreWeThereYeti: Most likely it's hard disk space. Many people confuse that with "memory" (RAM).
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    Image of chotai chotai
    06/11/09

    In reply to Archos' Latest Touch Tablet, the Archos9, Runs Windows 7
    "3-ich color touchscreen"?
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    06/11/09

    @chotai: But I can only scratch 2 itches at a time. Foiled!
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