Archos cooperates with Kodak, launches 2 new tablets


A couple of months after the official launch of their first camera – smartphone Kodak is working closely with Archos to launch 2 tablets that are manufactured, sold and distributed by Archos, but both carry the name Kodak Tablet.

Both of them come equipped with a Mediatek MTK8321 SoC with four Cortex-A53 CPU core, clocked at 1.3 GHz. Unfortunately they come with just 1GB of RAM, while the internal storage is either 16 GB for the Kodak Tablet 7 or 32 GB for Kodak Tablet 10 version. Thankfully both of them have microSD slot, allowing for an expansion up to 64 GB.

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Each tablet comes with two cameras: a main camera with 8 MP resolution and a front facing selfie shooter with a small 2 MP sensor. They come with preinstalled Cyberlink apps that give you the ability to edit photos and videos. Fortunately the tablets sport dual SIM slots, but they are limited limited to HSPA+ 21 Mbps. Other connections include Wi-Fi b/g/n and Bluetooth.

The smaller Tablet 7 comes with a small 2500 mAh battery and the larger Tablet 10 with a 6000 mAh battery for extra power. They will be available by the end of June at a price of €79.99 for the Tablet 7 and €119.99 for the Tablet 10. The color options include Black and Kodak Yellow.

 

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