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RCA Lyra RD2010 - Digital player / radio - flash 128 MB - WMA, MP3
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Product Description
Find your beat with this RCA Lyra Digital Audio Player. Featuring 128 MB Flash Memory and an External SD/MMC Slot for Expandable Memory you'll be jamming for hours to your favorite tunes. The player will support MP3/MP3PRO/WMA/WMA DRM format files and is compatible with most secure music downloads from WMA-compliant services that support DRM. In addition to listening to your MP3 files, you can also enjoy your favorite FM stations and record in MP3 format from the radio to your player using the FM Record feature. At a later date you can upload your MP3 file to a PC for personal use.
Amazon.com Product Description
Move to the beat of your favorite music with the RCA Lyra RD2010 digital audio player, featuring a 128 MB built-in flash memory that stores two hours of CD-quality MP3 music or four hours of WMA. You can also easily expand your storage capacity with optional Secure Digital (SD) and MultiMedia (MMC) memory cards. The RD2010 also has an integrated FM tuner with the capability of recording radio programming to MP3. The backlit, multi-line LCD is easy to read and displays name of artist, song, elapsed time, volume level, and battery level. It's powered by a single AA battery. The RD2010 is designed to be PlaysForSure-verified out of the box and works seamlessly with Windows Media Player 10, including support for Auto Sync to sync your music, photos and playlists. You can choose from a growing number of PlaysForSure download and subscription stores, such as F.Y.E (For Your Entertainment), MSN Music, Musicmatch, MusicNow, Napster, and Wal-Mart Music Downloads. What's in the Box
RCA RD2010 player, headphones, carry case, armband, USB cable, CD-ROM with music management software, 1 AA battery Choose your music. Choose your device. Know it's going to work.
Look for the PlaysForSure logo if you're shopping for a portable music or video device and you want to make sure the digital music and video you purchase will play back on it every time. Match the PlaysForSure logo on a large selection of leading devices and online music stores. If you see the logo, you'll know your digital music will play for sure. The PlaysForSure logo makes it easy to find digital media stores and devices that work together. Choose from a large number of digital music and video stores, including CinemaNow, MSN Music, MusicMatch, MusicNow, Napster, Wal-Mart Music Downloads, and many more. Look for the PlaysForSure logo on a wide variety of devices including portable music devices, portable video devices, digital audio receivers, Pocket PC's and Smartphones.
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RCA Lyra RD2010 - Digital player / radio - flash 128 MB - WMA, MP3
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- Publisher: Thomson
- Label: Thomson
- Studio: Thomson
- Average Customer Review: based on 10 reviews
- Sales Rank in Electronics: #43449
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: RCA Lyra marginal 2006-11-09
Comment: You really can't use it for audio books as it has no bookmark and you have to start the book over each time you " close " the book.
Some of the external SD disks don't work.
Get another one that is more reliable and easier to program.
It turns out to be an expensive fm radio.
0 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: Get an iPod nano for free instead! 2006-08-13
Comment: Why settle for less, when you can get a brand new original iPod nano 4GB for Free! I got mine from this web site: ilikethis.info/ipod-nano
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: Best compact mp3 player! 2006-03-10
Comment: The menu is quite confusing at first, but as you go along you will get used to it. The sound quality is the best so far plus it has FM radio and an external memory which I prefer than the built in. To my experience, I recommend using sd cards made in Japan for best results [pny or crucial with white cover]. I find Sandisk cards not reliable & trashed 2 of it. It's your decision...
1 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: Major Flaw 2006-01-28
Comment: I bought this unit to take advantage of the external SD Memory slot. I have 4 major issues with this product
1. You can not auto resmue. If the player is turned back on, it does not remember what track you were on, or where in that track you were. This is a huge problem if you listen to audio books or podcasts. This is a big problem because the product claims to have an auto resume feature in its specifications!
2. The interface is terrible. I have found that manuvering through the menus and settings is downright painful. Very poorly laid out.
3. RCA has literally no support whatsoever. Their website does not offer a phone number to call. You are asked to give all of your personal information and someone will e-mail you back. I never got a response at all after several attempts made.
4. The software included for file transfers is very poorly developed and non functional.
I have done a lot of research on MP3 players and everywhere I go I find very disappointed Lyra users. Stay away from Lyra players!
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: My opinion of RCA RD 2010 2005-07-25
Comment: I have two other flash card players-- a no-name brand with 256 MB capacity, but no expansion capability, and a Motorola M25 which have an internal expansion SD slot and 256 MB capacity. From a sound comparison standpoint, they all do a decent job here. But I thought the RD 2010 sound slightly better due to the headphone. Also I like the clip behind the ear headphone. I just don't like the earbuds that the many other units provided. They fall out after a while on me. I like the look and handling of the RD 2010. I can operate the unit with just one hand; while the other two, I always have to use two hands to operated it. I also like the case that come with the unit as well. It comes with a armband to clip the case to. The way the case is designed I can also clip it to my belt on my waist if I like. Also the unit has a swivel head which I can clip on a neck band to carry this way if I want.
I don't particularly like the profiling feature. You have to do this manually, while the Motorola m25 does it automatically for unit everytime you change an SD card. Also I haven't found a way for me to store info at the song I was at when I turn off the unit. I have to scroll to the song I was last at every time I turn the unit back on. there is a little more hiss when the FM signal is a little weak. But sounds great when signal is strong. Other than that, I am quite happy with the unit, especially the long battery life.
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RCA Lyra RD2010 - Digital player / radio - flash 128 MB - WMA, MP3
