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There's something good waiting in the desert at CES -- and you won't need an interesting vision quest to find it. Archos has announced its 70b Internet Tablet, the company's first Honeycomb-based slate, for $199. The 70b IT will be lightweight (though we're not sure exactly *how* lightweight), and will ship with a 1.2 GHz processor, a higher resolution capacitive touchscreen (1024 x 600), 8 gigs of flash storage, 512MB of RAM and WiFi connectivity. There's also Android Market access, unlike with *some* tablets](http://www.engadget.com/2011/11/14/amazon-kindle-fire-review/), along with HDMI output and a microSD port. Are you sold? You'll need wait only a few more weeks to take one home -- the 70b is expected to hit stores in January for $199, and those of you lucky enough to be trekking out to Vegas next month can check it out at the company's booth at [CES](http://www.engadget.com/tag/CES/). Jump past the break for the full PR.
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