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Thomson LYRA X3000 Personal Multimedia Recorder

by Alexander on March 26, 2006

Thomson LYRA X3000 Personal Multimedia Recorder
The Thomson LYRA X3000 is like a portable VCR. It records real-time digital recording from any analog source or high-speed transfer of digitized content onto its 20 GB hard drive. It also offers DVD quality output when hooked onto your home entertainment system. With a free software upgrade it’s perfect for transferring data from new DirecTV DVR’s. The LYRA X3000 also stores photos and music for your portable entertainment needs. Info via Gizmo News.

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Jobo Giga Vu Pro Evolution PMP

by Alexander on March 23, 2006

Jobo Giga Vu Pro Evolution PMP
The Jobo Giga Vu Pro Evolution Personal Media Player is an upgrade to the previous Jobo Giga Vu Pro released a while back. It can display pictures, play video, play digital audio, comes with a 40 GB, 80 GB, or 120 GB hard drive, among other hot features. Info via Gizmo News.

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Sanyo 32-inch Y:TV LCD TV

by FreshEffect on March 23, 2006

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Sanyo is making a lot of people’s dream come true. People who buy the Y:TV will have a built-in 160GB hardrive not to mention the sleek 32 inch screen. Expect to buy one of these in the month of May. Via TechEBlog

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iSetBox Home Entertainment Center

by FreshEffect on March 22, 2006

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The Linux-based iSetBox is an all-in-one home entertainment center which includes a CD and DVD writer, can record analog and digital TV, offers a web browser and email client, and can even has a 6-in-1 card reader.It can also play and record digital and analog radio, features Ethernet networking, and has plenty of digital and analog inputs and outputs. You can also add WiFi, Bluetooth and other features via a PCI card. The entire unit is controlled with 1 remote that controls all the supported media types and features. Via Engadget.

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