CeBIT 2010, the world's largest computer expo, kicks off today in Germany. Archos is of course there. showing off all kinds of tablets, netbooks, and every other convergence device under the sun. Thankfully they haven't forgotten their roots, and will be announcing a new lineup of Vision series audio players. I should note, this news comes from a press release leaked by German site PR Konstant, so Archos hasn't made these official yet. The leak contains six players, but some of them are pretty basic and weren't worth mentioning.

Archos A14VG Vision



The A14VG is a compact player with a 1.4" display, 4GB of memory, and an FM tuner. It'll retail for 35 Euros.

Archos A15VS Vision



The A15VS is one of Archos' slimmest players at 6mm's thick. It has good file support including FLAC, and APE, and will retail for 40 Euros for the 4GB model.

Archos Vision A30VC


The A30VC is just like the Archos 3 Vision from last year, but with a camera added to the back. It has a 3.0" touchscreen, and a measly 14 hours of battery life. The 8GB model will cost 90 Euros

Archos A43VB Vision


Finally, the A43VB is your average PMP device. It has a 4.3" touchscreen, 8GB of internal memory plus a microSD slot for expansion, and will retail for just 100 Euros.

There's nothing exciting here, and there's a good chance they're all rebranded players from China. The good stuff, including Archos' new Android tablets will be covered a little later.

via ArchosLounge