This has been in the pipeline for months, and based on the original press release it’s actually a bit delayed, but Archos has finally unveiled the Archos 10s “MiniPC” alongside the just announced Archos 9 UMPC Tablet. The Archos 10s netbook is an updated version of the Archos 10 netbook, sporting a slightly slimmer and lighter case than its predecessor, constructed from Aluminium and magnesium. The Archos 10s features a 10.2-inch (1024 x 600 resolution) screen, 1.6GHz Intel Atom processor, 1GB of RAM, 160GB hard disk and Windows XP Home. Of course, there’s built-in Wi-Fi, Ethernet, 1.3MP webcam, choices between 3-cell or 6-cell batteries and the usual number of free netbook ports and jacks. It will be available later this month but the price still hasn’t been specified.

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By now I’m sure you’re already familiar with the Archos 10 netbook. It’s got typical netbook features, including a 10-inch screen, 1.6GHz Intel Atom processor, 1GB RAM and Windows XP as its OS. Seems adequate, but it could use a little upgrade. Which is why we’re not entirely surprised to find out that Archos may soon intro a new version of this very same netbook, with a few new features and possibly a price reduction for the old model.

According to press release, Archos is preparing to launch the Archos 10s, a netbook encased in a metal shell that’s scheduled to go on sale on April. Among its main selling points are: dual WiFi and 3.5G connectivity, 20mm thickness, 6-cell battery. Expect to learn more about this as more info comes in.

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