The Archos line of Internet Tablets featuring Android (the 28/32/43/70/101) have received their fair dosage of Froyo today, as the (for now) latest version of Android has arrived. Along with the bump up in version number comes a pretty good list of enhancements and additions. The full list:

Higher performance: just in time compiler (JIT) technology makes applications run up to 5 times faster than previous Android “Eclair” 2.1 firmwares

Enhanced Microsoft Exchange support: it is now possible to synchronize contacts and calendar events

Allow to install more 3rd party applications by installing them on the storage memory (for applications that supports it)

Video: movie information and cover retrieval in video file info dialog

Multiple selection mode is now always enabled in the file manager

External bluetooth GPS receivers are now supported

Better assistance is provided in the tethering wizard to pair with cell phone using bluetooth DUN profile (smart APN detection)

OpenVPN is now supported

Slideshow support for network shares has been added to Gallery and Photoframe applications

Photoframe: full screen picture can now be displayed on double tap when in floating image mode

Manual white balance setting has been added in Camera application

Faster USB write transfer

Battery: more accurate battery charge estimation

Audio: improved compatibility with android audio stream volume management (voice/music/ringtone etc.)

Orientation: fixed compatibility issue with some applications working with inverted accelerometer axis

That should help give the Archos line at least some of the extra “umph” it seemed to be missing out of the box, but, as we’ve heard before, no currently available version of Android is exactly primed for tablets. Anyone rocking one of these devices?

[via Archos, thanks to Tony for sending this our way!]