The down side of that retina-like display being the Archos-like tablet lurking just beneath.
No thank you.

Archos 80 G9 in US does not have all codecs you need, where Archos does not play the file, and warns you that they can’t, however they have a button to take you to “their” store, where you can pay to download/install codecs (why they don’t have this all built-in when you buy, is strange)? Anyway, so to get around paying Archos, we need to convert video content to WebM format to use in the devices (Google is key behind this WebM effort, so runs on Android just fine). Pain in the neck, but in retrospect, everyone should be releasing video in JUST THIS FREE FORMAT – there are tools to do the conversion, but it does take a while. So, to do it, get an old PC, set that PC up with an install of Lubuntu (lightweight LXDE GUI), K3B (for burning CDs, or DVDs), and WinFF from the repository (in WinFF, then click on Google for the format you want to convert to – widescreen option is good, but it is your choice). Go at your video collection, convert what you want to the WebM format, then use AirDroid (for Android, from the Market) to move the files onto the devices OR move some other way.