Latest iPod Dock From Chinavasion

Latest iPod Dock From Chinavasion

Chinavasion offers a new iPod dock with alarm clock. The device allows you to listen to your iPod without the need for earphones, recharge your iPod without the need for a computer, and wake up to your favorite tunes straight from your iPod every morning. It can also connect to non-iPod MP3 players via its stereo aux-in cable. Other features include a stereo FM tuner, a 109-cm long FM antenna, and a large display that has five levels of brightness. If you are interested, you can purchase this iPod dock for only $32.01 a pop.

(Via The Apple iPod and MP3 Players Blog.)

Gold Leaf Mini Speaker For iPod And Mobile Phone

Gold Leaf Mini Speaker For iPod And Mobile Phone

Check out this cute little speaker ‘Gold Leaf Mini Speaker’ from Kinyo Japan. Measuring 66 x 31 x 24mm and weighing just 33 grams, this mini speaker is specifically designed for your iPod and mobile phone. This stereo speaker has 18mm diameter and playback frequency of 200Hz - 18kHz. It runs on a single AA battery for up to 20 hours of playback time. The speaker will be available by mid May in japan for 1980 Yen ($22).

[Via NewLaunches]

New cable brings iPhone and iTouch, 3D support to Vuzix eyewear

New cable brings iPhone and iTouch, 3D support to Vuzix eyewear

We know your pain, Vuzix users. You hop on the subway just trying to enjoy a little in-your-face action before the workday begins, and within minutes the accusations and stereotypes start flying. 'Look, it's Geordi La Forge!' 'LeVar Burton, what's good?!' 'Can I try my Zune on that?' Depressing, really. Unfortunately for you, Vuzix's latest cable will not make any of that any more sufferable, though it will enable you to use your existing eyewear with Apple's iPhone and enjoy the spoils of side-by-side, interlaced and anaglyph 3D content. Said cable will be bundled in with the company's iWear AV230XL, though existing customers will definitely want to snag the standalone version for $39.95.

(Via Engadget CELLS.)

Panasonic SC-HC4 and SC-HC3 iPod Docks

Panasonic SC-HC4 and SC-HC3 iPod Docks

The Panasonic SC-HC4 and SC-HC3 iPod docking stations offer AM/ FM radio, digital amplifier delivering 20Watts × 2 channels output, CD player and a SD card slot (HC4 only). The speakers are made of a high quality Bamboo fiber material to make it lightweight and produces deep sound. The Panasonic SC-HC4 will be available in silver, pink and black for 40,000 Yen ($450) and the Panasonic SC-HC3 will be available in silver for 35,000 Yen ($400). Both iPod docking stations will be released on April 18th, 2009. [Via Panasonic Japan]

Bird Electron’s Hyoutan Speaker For iPod

Bird Electron’s Hyoutan Speaker For iPod

Bird Electron comes back with its new speaker for iPods. Priced at 18,500 Yen, the Hyoukan Speaker double cone speaker comes with a mini adapter that allows you to connect it to your iPod, or other Digital Audio Player. For your info, the Hyoutan is actually a kind of cucumber that many countries used for many usage: It can be eaten, as a sponge, but also as a gourd, guitar etc.

[Akihabara]

iPod Shuffle 3G Color Jackets

iPod Shuffle 3G Color Jackets: "

Core Cases is bringing you these new fun and stylish colorful cases for your iPod shuffle 3G. These iPod Shuffle Color Jackets are made from durable anodized aluminum sleeves and come with a variety of colors including bright pink, mantle orange, deep purple, steel blue, nouveau red and chrome. Available soon from Core Cases for just $12.95 each. [Via Core Cases]

DLO Offers TransDock Micro for iPhone

DLO Offers TransDock Micro for iPhone

Putting another nail in terrestrial radio's coffin is DLO, which just announced the availability of the TransDock Micro for iPhone. This oddly-named gadget is an FM transmitter that lets you wirelessly broadcast your iPhone's music over any free FM frequency.

Finding a clear frequency can be a pain, so I'm glad the TransDock includes the company's IntelliTune frequency-finder, which saves the user the hassle. The TransDock also offers simple one-handed operation, so that you can rotate the dial interface--checking the frequency setting on the bright OLED display--and adjust the car stereo without being too distracted.

At $69.99 the TransDock isn't cheap, but consider this: It also charges your iPhone, and it works with all dockable iPods, so it's like getting several devices in one. If that doesn't give you a reason to abandon terrestrial radio's terrible coverage and limited playlists, then nothing will.

(Via Gearlog.)