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Published 2/10/2009 at I4U News
French portable media player maker Archos announced to adopt Google's OS Android for a new Internet Media Tablet (IMT).
Archos melds the Google Android telephony stack and the ARCHOS multimedia framework for a new very capable platform. This new IMT wil...
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