Spotted a few months ago under the name Ludo, the product has recently been renamed to ARCHOS TV Connect when introduced early 2013 at the CES in Las Vegas. The Android device is designed to be clipped on top of a TV, it is the “computer” part of the TV connect, it has similar specs to the ARCHOS 101 XS, featuring a Texas Instruments TI OMAP 4470 processor running at 1.5 GHz, 1 GB of RAM, a full USB host connector, WiFI, Bluetooth, an Ethernet port, a micro SD slot, a webcam and a LED notification system (that should help to warn you for incoming calls while watching TV)
The TV Touch remote control offers a full QWERTY keyboard coupled with rotational mouse capability and analog stick and buttons for gaming. The TV Connect currently runs on Android 4.1.1 Jelly Bean, it should be available in the coming weeks at ~ €129 / £99 / $129.

This review will first present the device specifications and packaging, see how the remote controller and Android works, check the performance and usability of using Android on a TV.

ARCHOS TV Connect specifications