Blimey, that’s not a lot of money in this day and age, is it? UK online retailer Expansys is now accepting orders for the first of the forthcoming ARCHOS INVASION, with the 8GB incarnation of the Android tablet now available for £142.99.
According to This Android Life there’s also a £5.75 delivery charge to add to that, but it remains a pretty sensational overall cost for a 7″ Android tablet with wi-fi and what ARCHOS claims to be a seven-hour battery life when playing back video.
There’s no actual launch date specified by the retailer at the moment, mind, so you’ll be left hoping by the letterbox for some time yet.
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