Archos FamilyPad2 is a 13.3 inch tablet running Android 4.1
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To help users handle an unwieldy 13.3 inch display, the Archos FamilyPad2 ships with a "quick stand" and will be coming soon to Europe at a price of 299 EUR ($389 USD). U.K. and U.S. pricing has yet to be announced although the tablet is expected to launch in those two countries as well. The original was introduced in November, launched in December, and has now been replaced by this new model.
Whatever your reason for needing a large screened tablet, there are not too many Android powered models with a 13.3 inch screen. If you can get past the low-res display and focus on the features that come with Android 4.1, you might end up patting yourself on the back for having the insight to purchase the Archos FamilyPad2.
source: Archos via UnwiredView
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7 Comments
1. Nathan posted on 01 Mar 2013, 23:34 3
Seems like a great deal, but man, 114PPI is really pushing it. 0_o
2. PhoenixWright posted on 01 Mar 2013, 23:35 1
Great screen resolution sounds synonymous with a large screen. Why buy a larger tablet for work or any other reason other than watching HD movies?
3. Mobilephile posted on 01 Mar 2013, 23:50 0
Owning a 17" laptop, I wouldnt buy any tablet with a display smaller than that....just sayin
4. nikenturd (unregistered) posted on 02 Mar 2013, 00:47 1
FYI...size doesn't matter, your laptop screen is basically an age old tech LCD...a crappy LCD/LED that is with gagged edges and in MANY ways inferior to IPS which can be found on most tablets....IPS color reproduction is second to none and is a lot friendlier to the eyes (doesnt strain you for hours unlike LCDs)...try to compare a 1080p LCD vs a 720p IPS then come back and telll me which one is better....
5. alexzibrit posted on 02 Mar 2013, 06:33 1
That's higher than my Laptop screen so to me it's perfect
6. lyndon420 posted on 02 Mar 2013, 11:56 1
Not a bad price for what you are getting. Hopefully this sells well for them.
