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- RCA Lyra X3030 (30GB)
- RCA continues its portable video player parade with the Lyra X3030, the upgrade to the company's short-lived X3000. (In fact, the X3030 was announced just as we finished our review of the X3000 in April.) In addition to a much-needed boost in capacity (particularly for $400), the X3030 adds protected...
- Tags: Digital music, Digital media, Cable, Network technology, Media players, Consumer electronics, RCA, Lyra X3030, scrollwheel
- Product reviews 2006-10-23
- RCA Lyra X3000 (20GB)
- Editors' note: The rating of the original review was 7.3. We're not so hot on the 20GB capacity and the price that goes with it. Check out the new version with 30GB, the Lyra X3030.Portable video is looking more like something the average person might actually want to...
- Tags: Digital media, Digital music, Network technology, RCA, Lyra X3030, portable video
- Product reviews 2006-04-11
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- TouchFLO 3D, FM radio, YouTube and text input methods on the HTC Touch Diamond
- TouchFLO 3D, FM radio, YouTube and text input methods on the HTC Touch DiamondCan't decide between this and the HTC Touch ProI just have to decide how important a keyboard is to me personally but I'm getting one of these 2 devices. HTC has once again shown us where Apple...
- Tags: High Tech Computer Corp., Apple iPhone, HTC Touch, HTC Touch Diamond, Apple Inc., TouchFLO 3D, TouchFLO, FM-radio, 3D, YouTube Inc.
- Discussion threads 2008-06-09
- At 60 full-color pages per minute, Silverbrook's inkjet tech will change the whole industry
- Right now, Michael Dell, who has long been on a quest to disrupt HPs printer business should be calling inventor Kia Silverbrook. Silverbrook is the the co-founder of Silverbrook Research, home of a the new and highly disruptive Memjet technology. Provided the videos on Silverbrooks Web site arent doctored-up in...
- Tags: Printers, industry, printer, Kia Silverbrook, video
- Blog posts 2007-03-23
- Lye (exe)
- Lye is an advanced driver for the RCA Lyra Wireless RD900W remote music system. It adds support for all modern media players and adds advanced functionality to your remote including onscreen display, favorite playlist/radio station for supported applications, direct track and playlist access, and customizable audio feedback. Version 1.02 may...
- Tags: Lye, Media Players, Digital Music, Digital Media, Consumer Electronics, Personal Technology
- Software downloads 2007-01-15
- NOW will Apple release a Wi-Fi iPod?
- I'd bet that Apple is working on a Wi-Fi-enabled iPod. I mean, this has been talked about for close to two years.The arrival What may finally push Apple into action is the arrival of two actual, real-world Wi-Fi enabled MP3 players on display here at the Consumer Electronics Show...
- Tags: Wi-Fi
- Blog posts 2006-01-06
- Yahoo boosts prices on music service
- Yahoo boosts prices on music serviceSurprise, surpriseYou didn't think those rates would last long, did you?Neat how they don't release their numbers. I guess that would be too embarrassing.Rented music my........What's stopping them from raising the price to $20-$25 six months from now? And WHEN they do, you will...
- Tags: music, Yahoo! Inc.
- Discussion threads 2005-10-21
- Remanufactured printer cartridges to account for 24% of the market by 2008
- According to Lyra Research, in the past five years the share of remanufactured printer cartridges in the cartridge market rose from 14% to 17%. Lyra expects the share of remanufactured printer cartridges to rise to 24% by 2008.
- Tags: cartridge, printer cartridge
- Blog posts 2005-05-06
- 54% would buy television from telecom if the price was right
- Lyra Research surveyed 1,000 people, who expressed interest in switching to television provided by the phone company. The survey examined consumer usage of advanced digital-video services, broadband-Internet access, and cellular and landline telephones; interest in new features enabled by triple-play integration; and attitudes toward existing and potential television-service providers. For...
- Tags: TVs, TV & Home Theater, TV, telecommunications
- Blog posts 2005-03-25
- 54% would buy television from telecom if the price was right
- Lyra Research surveyed 1,000 people, who expressed interest in switching to television provided by the phone company. The survey examined consumer usage of advanced digital-video services, broadband-Internet access, and cellular and landline telephones; interest in new features enabled by triple-play integration; and attitudes toward existing and potential television-service providers. For...
- Tags: TVs, TV & Home Theater, TV, telecommunications
- Blog posts 2005-03-25
- Apple disables iTunes plug-in
- Apple disables iTunes plug-inI've known how to enable the iTunes plugin for...the last couple of days, and I don't even own an iPod.http://www.engadget.com/entry/7166385640773718/orhttp://www.hardmac.com/niouzcontenu.php?date=2004-11-01#3138What Do You Expect?Apple specializes in technology it restricts to it's hardware. To do anything else would cut into profits. It's store is a delivery system...
- Tags: Digital music, Digital media, Apple Inc., Apple iTunes, Apple iPod, plug-in
- Discussion threads 2004-11-02
- Dell grapples with Apple in Mini arena
- Dell grapples with Apple in Mini arenaMore garbage from DellLet's see here:LCD TV's - Why would I want a Dell? So I can have the same junk as their PC's? I don't think so. Pepole will pay money for a Sony, Panasonic, Pioneer, etc. They won't...
- Tags: Digital music, Digital media, TVs, TV & Home Theater, Monitors & displays, Apple Inc., Dell Computer Corp.
- Discussion threads 2004-10-14
- Sony retuning to pick up MP3s
- Sony retuning to pick up MP3smusic devices that do not support mp3have all but died off, ms drm media files were a joke, paying customers want ease of use, criminals could care less, as drm is no effect to themmp3proI have yet to find a player that supports mp3pro. Looks...
- Tags: Digital rights management (DRM), Digital media, Digital music, MP3pro, RCA Lyra, MP3, Sony Corp.
- Discussion threads 2004-10-14
- Only 13% users are excited about watching TV on the cell phone
- Lyra Research DTV View group asked 1,300 cell phone users whether they had any interest in watching television on their cell phones. 5% were extremely interested and 9% were very interested, according to the research, although the majority (32%) were somewhat interested, 27% were not very interested and 26% did...
- Tags: telephone, cell phone
- Blog posts 2004-09-27
- iTunes ushers in a year of change
- iTunes ushers in a year of changeKill the DRM for the next big winDrop the DRM, as a copy protection system it doesn't work and it simply stops a lot of potential customers from buying.Online music is an opportunity, not a problem.Raise the price, kill the salesThe music industry still...
- Tags: Digital music, Digital media, Digital rights management (DRM), online music, Apple iPod, Apple iTunes, closed ecosystem, IPOD IS, music, Microsoft Corp.
- Discussion threads 2004-04-26
- RealPlayer flaws open PCs up to hijackers
- RealPlayer flaws open PCs up to hijackersRealPlayer has always been a piece of.....well ya know what I am saying. Why anyone would use RP is beyond me!If it ain't mpeg, I'm not playing itAny format that has the capability to start local applications, there is no way I'm going to...
- Tags: Digital music, Digital media, Media players, Operating systems, RealNetworks RealPlayer, Microsoft Windows, media player, flaw, Apple QuickTime, PC, RealPlayer flaw, security
- Discussion threads 2004-02-05
- RCA's answer to the iPod
- RCA's answer to the iPodAt the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, CNET's Patrick Houston takes a look at RCA's updated Lyra Jukebox, a 40GB digital music player that allows you to record FM radio and offers secure music downloads.
- Tags: Digital music, Digital media, Media players, RCA, Apple iPod
- Videos 2004-01-08
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