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| PMPs run Linux on ARM Cortex |
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Thursday, August 21 2008 @ 02:37 PM EDT
Contributed by: sde
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Archos announced a new line of portable media players (PMPs) that run on ARM Cortex processors. The Archos 5 and Archos 7 (pictured) offer 4.8- and 7-inch touchscreens, respectively, and include WiFi, hard drives, HD (720p) video playback, and an optional 3.5G cellular connection.
The new Archos PMP tablets are re-engineered upgrades to the 4.8-inch-screen Archos 604 and the later, 7-inch Archos 704. Whereas the 704 topped out at 80GB of storage, the Archos 7 provides up to 320GB and is also said to offer better video playback. At presstime, Archos had yet to confirm the devices run embedded Linux, yet the 604 and 704 models ran Linux, as did the earlier PMA400. Read more
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