Compare Prices : Archos 704 WiFi (40GB, Silver)

Review summary: The Archos 704's menus are fluid, easy to understand, and pretty nice to use

Pros: Widescreen movies, anywhere-ish ; Plenty of GB for your pounds

Cons: Wants to be all things to all men. Isn't ; Touchscreen could be the work of Satan

Verdict: It might claim a few fans here and there, but I'm of the opinion that the 704 is trying too hard. It may be all about fun, but after a while, it'll infuriate

Review summary: Stream video and audio from iTunes over your WiFi network.

Pros: Smart design, responsive touch screen, streams music and video from a Mac or PC, enables web surfing

Cons: More expensive than a iPod docking screen such as the Philips DCP750, small, you have to pay an extra £10 to play iTunes and iPod video formats

Verdict: This multimedia device is well suited to video lovers with big pockets €" and a willingness to shell out again for the DVR Station, to hook up to and record from their television.

Review summary: I was always amazed why Archos needed such an array of leads and now my flabber is totally gasped as for all (or most) of the things you want to do you need another separate product.

Verdict: Staring intently under a magnifying glass I could read a small sticker on the rear warning of listening at full volume for prolonged periods could damage your health

Review summary: Design and Specs Front and center on the 704 WiFi is a very nice 7-inch widescreen display capable of 800 x 480 resolution. Because of this relatively spacious display, you'd never mistake the 704 WiFi for an iPod, or even and iPhone. It measures ...

Verdict: The aluminum-clad 704 WiFi has a simple and uncluttered physical design. Save for a power button and another to switch between internal LCD and external display output, there are no controls on the unit itself-- everything is handled through a touch ...