Archos announces low-end Neon tablets

Jamie Feltham

January 31, 2014

Archos has some new tablets to show off today, although they won’t get tech-heads hearts pumping.

The Neon tablet line is designed to be the company’s low-end offerings. It consists of three slates, each with a quad-core A9 processor, 1GB of RAM and 8GB of storage space. The difference comes in the sizes, with the 9-inch 90 Neon, 9.7-inch 97 Neon and the 10.1 101 Neon.

While all three have front-facing cameras, only the 97 Neon has a two-megapixel rear-facing snapper. No dates or prices have been announced just yet.

Source: Archos

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Jamie Feltham

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