Back in March, Archos showed a range of the Elements tablets, next to the teaser for the recently announced 101xs. 97 Carbon was announced in July and we are also familiar with the Cobalt line-up. Still, one of the Elements tablets was unknown. Until now. Thanks to an Appslib post on facebook we now know more about what, we believe, should reach the stores in Q4 this year.
We believe the device, just like the GamePad, will feature a Rockchip RK30 CPU. Note that these specifications are not official yet and can only be seen as being our assumptions.
| Operating System | Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) |
| CPU | ARM Cortex A9 Rockchip RK3066 CPU @ 1.5 Ghz Integrated GPU: Quad-Core Mali-400 |
| Flash Storage Memory | Capacity: 16 GB |
| System Memory | 1024 Mb |
| Additional storage | Micro SD slot (SDXC compatible up to 64GB) |
| Display | 1024×768 IPS Capacitive MultiTouch |
| Bluetooth | No (TBC) |
| Wifi | 802.11 b/g/n (TBC) |
| Gravity Sensor | Yes |
| Camera | 0.3 MPx front-facing only (TBC) |
| GPS | No (TBC) |
| HDMI | Yes (TBC) |
| Interfaces | MicroSD slot USB host |
| Android Market / Google Play | Yes |
| Kickstand | No |
Via: Facebook.
 |  | AMAZON USA | Usually ships in 1-2 business days | $ 219.99 |  | AMAZON UK | Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days | £ 149.99 |  | AMAZON DE | Versandfertig in 1 – 2 Werktagen | 200.03 EUR |  | AMAZON FR | Expédition sous 2 à 3 jours ouvrés | 250.72 EUR |
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for the new 9.7 the name will be 9.7 Carbon 2
Thanks for the info cajl.
the mail of appslib
“Well that’s a bug in our auto compatibility tool.
Sorry about that.
“
Renseignement pris chez les gestionnaires de l’appslib…
elle n’est pas dans la liste.
Cajl, I will try to explain… There are multiple lists on appslib – the official, the one you get to see when you google for one(the link with the developers frame) and there are many others. Just look at the first image of this article, where do you think it comes from? Press conference in March? They didn’t have that wallpaper yet.
And while that particular image doesn’t come from “an” Appslib list or anything, there is one on Appslib actually. Speaking about the GBook, we were pushing on the fact that this thing would run Android(shame you didn’t want to take it over) and guess what, we got it from Appslib. And well, the Arnova 7h G3 is also there and opening a small secret, contrary to the 7G3 which had a white FCC unit, the release model of the 7h G3 will be white too. 