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Which eBook Reader Is Best For You?

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Archos 70b eReader

Originally reviewed by 09 March 2011

Casting judgement on the Archos 70B is tricky. Retailing for just over £100, it's a device that provides a lot as long as you learn to manage your expectations. After all, it is a fifth the price of more premium tablets. However, we suspect that most people will still end up rather disappointed with what the 70B can achieve and would be better off either buying a 'proper' ereader, such as the Sony PRS 350, or saving their money and picking up a more capable tablet like the iPad.

Our Score

6/10

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