Technology

Archos releases software development kit for the Pocket Media Assistant

Archos, a developer of portable entertainment products, has released its Software Development Kit for the Pocket Media Assistant PMA400, a pocket-sized video recorder and player device that combines video and audio capabilities with wireless connectivity and a new Linux platform.

CBR Staff Writer June 5, 2005

According to the company, the PMA400 Software Development Kit (SDK) is designed to enable the Linux community to develop customized applications for the PMA400.

Archos said the PMA400 is a handheld device that helps consumers eliminate multiple portable devices by combining entertainment features such as video, music, photos and gaming with internet access and personal information manager applications.

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