Looking at the threads a few of you have Archos PMP's. Basically i was looking for a new MP3 player when i stumbled across the PMP's and i'm pretty impressed. I've done a little research but i'm still a bit green and was hopeing some of you could help me.
The Archos 5 and 7 are out off my price range so they're out. I looked at the 405 1st which is about the amount of money i initailly wanted to spend. Does this model have an AV out? or is the docking station the only way to display on a TV? Also it only has a resolution of 320x240 so does this mean thats the resolution that it will output to my TV? Also is it able to be connected to the internet through a wired router for downloads? or would i have to download onto my PC and then transfer onto the PMP
If i decide to go the full way and get a higher end model whats the difference between the 605 and 705? Is it just the screen? Would i be able to stream stuff from the internet onto my TV via my PC and a wireless router with these? Also whats the internet function like? I currently have the internet channel on my Wii which uses opera explorer, is it similar to this? ie quite restricted.
Many thanks.
The Archos 5 and 7 are out off my price range so they're out. I looked at the 405 1st which is about the amount of money i initailly wanted to spend. Does this model have an AV out? or is the docking station the only way to display on a TV? Also it only has a resolution of 320x240 so does this mean thats the resolution that it will output to my TV? Also is it able to be connected to the internet through a wired router for downloads? or would i have to download onto my PC and then transfer onto the PMP
If i decide to go the full way and get a higher end model whats the difference between the 605 and 705? Is it just the screen? Would i be able to stream stuff from the internet onto my TV via my PC and a wireless router with these? Also whats the internet function like? I currently have the internet channel on my Wii which uses opera explorer, is it similar to this? ie quite restricted.
Many thanks.
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