French consumer electronics manufacturer Archos appears to be slowly-but-surely expanding upon its range of high-quality portable media players.
Last August, the company introduced the first phase of its apparent evolution by launching a trio of Internet media tablets. Today, it appears to be going one step further with a fully-fledged netbook, the Archos 10.
Archos 10, pictured above, is believed to be a re-badged Hasee MJ125 and features a 10.2in screen providing a 1,024x600 resolution. As expected, its innards consist of a 1.6GHz Intel Atom processor, 1GB of DDR2 memory and a generous 160GB hard-disk drive. It'll be loaded with Windows XP Home Edition as standard, but will ship with a lacklustre 3-cell battery.
It's nowhere near as interesting as other Archos kit, but we'll await an official announcement in hope of some hidden goodies.
