377 reviews
December, 2008
Huge screen; supports PlaysForSure audio and video; wide viewing angle; records audio and video from external sources; can record TV at scheduled times; excellent battery life, especially for audio only; includes kickstand; iTunes plug-in for Mac users; n...
Expensive; screen looks grainy and washed out; wide-screen content hard to come by; no software CD included; video-conversion tools not optimized for the AV700.
Proof positive that bigger isn't always better, the Archos AV700 fails to make the most of its wide-screen LCD.
Design of Archos AV700 Mobile DVR (100GB)The Archos AV700 is big. Features of Archos AV700 Mobile DVR (100GB)Although the Archos AV700 can serve as a music player, a photo album, a portable hard drive, and a poor-man's game system, it was...
"Noooooo!" I screamed, as the delivery man wrested the package out of my tense grip. Alas, it was no use. He yanked it away from me, and now it would be taken back to its rightful owners. I sighed as I realized it was too late.
-Enormous, super-bright screen -USB Host Capability (!) -Internal hard drive provides a huge amount of storage -Simple, intuitive interface -Elegant, lightweight design -Provides video capture capability with good quality -Can output to television
-Screen doesn't work well outside -Screen has that odd matte look like past generation color BackBerry phones, which reduces the wow factor. -Device size, though impressively tiny considering the huge screen, is nonetheless a bit large for carrying arou...
So what exactly is it? Well, the device features a video-game-like directional pad on the left side plus two additional buttons, and play, pause, volume, and menu buttons or the right side. The Archos also has built-in stereo speakers, with one speaker on...
Archos just announced their dual-DVB-T tuner version of the Archos AV 700 and already French site mobinaute has a hands-on review of the device. Yeah, the review is in French but that lead-off vid cuts through any machine-translator noise by showing just
Yeah, the review is in French but that lead-off vid cuts through any machine-translator noise by showing just how well those two antennas and "diversity reception" technology hold-up while scootin' about town. While the reception definitely delivers whil...
The Archos AV 700 lets you enjoy all of your favorite TV shows, music, and photos on a massive seven-inch display. Too bad it's not easier to use.
Records TV shows like a DVR Massive seven-inch screen • Lots of storage space
Confusing navigation Controls not labeled • No video resume function
A proprietary jack connects the AV 700 to a hockey puck-like dock, which has analog AV ins to connect a video source component such as a cable box, and analog AV outs to a TV. Once you set the date, start and end times, you have to remember to...
Radio: No, Recording, Voice: No, Recording, Line In: Yes, Screen Size: 480 x 234 pixels, Audio Battery Life: 1677 m...
Records video from analog sources. Excellent line-in audio recording. Sturdy feel. Big screen. Video playback is smooth and sharp on built-in screen and on TV. Good battery life. Replaceable battery.
No calendar or contacts features.
This is definitely an excellent solution for taking your video on long car or plane trips. The large 7-inch screen really sets the AV700 apart.
The Archos AV700 digital video recorder isn't meant to be small. The analog controls on the AV700 are somewhat less confusing (for U.S. users) than those of other Archos products. Unfortunately, calendar and contact features are exclusive to the...
Watch on the go on the 7" color screen Enjoy 40GB to store 160 hours of video1 or 100 movies DVD quality playback on TV Easy docking to TV & one-time set-up Photo wallet: transfer photos dire...
Jørgen Sundgot salivates over the multimedia monstrosity that is the do-all Archos AV700, finding a product that puts the competition to shame. Who the hell needs a video iPod?
Gobs of storage; super-size display; chock full of features; PlaysForSure compatibility
Screen resolution mediocre; lacks integrated video out; average battery life
The Archos AV700: Despite all predictions to the contrary (including one of the rather steadfast variety from a certain turtleneck-loving CEO), portable media viewers are widely anticipated to front the next stage of the portable media revolution....
The Archos AV700's huge screen should be the device's main selling point, but it fails to live up to its potential.
Huge screen; supports PlaysForSure audio and video; wide viewing angle; records audio and video from external sources; can record TV at scheduled times; excellent battery life, especially for audio only; includes kickstand; iTunes plug-in for Mac users; n...
Expensive; screen looks grainy and washed out; wide-screen content hard to come by; no software CD included; video-conversion tools not optimized for the AV700.
Proof positive that bigger isn't always better, the Archos AV700 fails to make the most of its wide-screen LCD.
CNet has gotten a chance to spend some time with Archos's upcoming new 40/100GB PVP, the AV700, and has a review of the player up - they are particularly overwhelmed by its largitude. Its 7-inch screen makes for some larger viewing area...
Its 7-inch screen makes for some larger viewing area than other portable video players, but conversely cuts into the whole "portable" aspect of the unit (8.2 by 4.2 by 0.8 inches). Otherwise, they're impressed with the overall package, not taking any maj...
With the AV 700 Mobile DVR, you can take your VIDEOS, MUSIC, PICTURES and even GAMES on the go! Its Your Own Portable Theatre! Schedule and record up to 170 hours of your favorite TV shows, and movies directly from your TV, DVD player or cable box and exp...
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