Tablets has been flooding the market in recent years, and though the concept of portable computer in particular the extremely more mobile than the common laptop has been around since the early 20th century. It wasn't until
Apple decided to go for broke with their multimedia series and later the
iPad that consumer electronics companies starting to take notice and had to come up with their own device to counter the iPad offensive. And it doesn't take long for consumer electronics manufacturers to come up with the coveted alternative platform to the formidable
Apple iPad along with many other formidable brands. One of these numerable competitors is
Archos a French consumer electronics company who’s been in the business since 1988. Anyway, roughly a month ago, after tedious consideration wither or not I should buy a tablet, I finally decided to get one and I chose the
Archos 70 250gb IT for obvious reasons, but it wasn’t until barely a month after I bought the unit that I was able to enjoy it and put the unit through its phases. Apparently though enjoyable as it is I did encountered a little snag that rendered the unit virtually useless as soon as it arrived at my door step and had little choice but to send it to its point of origin. But before that hares a back ground about the unit itself.
