Games on a tablet are all well and good, but some customers might prefer buttons-- enter Archos and the GamePad, a 7-inch Android 4.0 tablet with physical controls as well as a touchscreen.
It runs on a dual-core 1.5GHz processor and a Mali 400mp quad-core GPU, and storage comes through 8GB internal and microSD card slot.
In addition to x2 analog sticks and a full set of buttons, Archos provides "automatic game recognition and mapping tools" to ensure the controls are compatible with most (if not all) Android games.
The company also says it has Google certification, meaning the tablet can access the Play app store and Google-made apps.
The Archos GamePad should be available from October 2012 with European pricing of “less than €150."
And what a sucker punch-- the San Jose court rules Samsung has to give the biggest company in the world (by market value) no less than $1.05 billion in damages, not to mention the possibility of outright bans of key Samsung devices in the US.
It has a 1366 x 768 display, runs on Android and allows users to browse the web, access videos, music and games through Sonos QQ online services.
The yet unnamed smartphone is the first from the company to carry the Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Pro APQ8064 processor, promising "blazing fast performance," longer battery life and a thinner profile.
The headphones ship with what Mozaex calls a "Blender Audio Console." Using PLUSH (Personally Leveled Ultimate Surround Headphones) technology, the console allows users to fine-tune the volume and EQ of the 10 discrete speakers inside the BluWavs headset.
