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October 11, 2006

The RCA Lyra X3030

One problem with a lot of PMPs is that they hardly have any internal memory, so you always have to decide what content you want to put on the player. Well that's not a problem with the new RCA Lyra X3030 Personal Media Recorder. The new X3030 is a pocket sized device is able to hold 120 hours of video on its 30GB hard drive.

There is also a 3.6" LCD screen that has very crisp images and is perfect for personal viewing, there is also a built in microphone for voice recording.


The player has USB to transfer files to and from your PC and is compatible with services like Yahoo! Music Unlimited and emusic.com. The X3030 also has the ability to record video from sources such as analog TV and DVDs via DivX.

Via GEARlog

Posted by eric at October 11, 2006 10:36 AM