Along with the ICF-CD3iP docking station, Sony Insider also reports that the company will soon release another iPod/iPhone docking station named ZS-S4iP. Comes with a cool retro look, the device offers an integrated 2W speakers, an AM/FM radio tuner with over 30 presets, CD player, and MP3 player. What makes this little baby stands from the crowd is the dock itself. As you can see from the picture, Sony treats iPod/iPhone like a tape on this machine, so in order to plug or unplug your iPhone or iPod, you have to push the Eject button first.

If you want one, you can buy it on October for just €100 or about $141.

Sony is going to release a cool iPod/iPhone dock combined with a handy alarm clock for waking you up in the morning. The ICF-CD3iP, according to Sony Insider, also acts as a CD player and MP3 player, so even if you don’t have iPod (or iPhone), you can still enjoy the music in your room. But that’s not all. This docking station also lets you plug other MP3 players onto its line-in port, as well as allows you to listen to your favourite AM/FM radio station. Nice.

Sony ICF-CD3iP iPod/iPhone Docking Station is scheduled to hit the store in October with a price tag of €70.

CES 2008 event is due tomorrow (January 7), but we already have news about what products will make their apperance on the show. One of them is the cool-looking Ladybug iPod Speaker from Vestalife. In collaboration with Element Skateboards, this limited edition ipod dock offers a 1.5-inch dual stereo speaker, a 3-inch subwoofer, an auxiliary input, USB port, AV output, and an external power jack. Even better, the speaker will support any iPod model which come with dock connector.

Vestalife Ladybug Speaker Features

• Includes iPod universal dock. Compatible with any iPod with dock connector
• Charges most dockable iPod models
• Built-in subwoofer
• Digital amplifier technology
• Includes full function remote control and carrying tote bag
• AC or battery powered (4 AA batteries not included)
• Battery saving automatic shut-off
• Auxiliary-in jack to connect non-docking iPod, CD players, & other MP3 players
• AV out for video output
• USB connector for synchronizing with your computer
• Includes dock connectors for 5g, nano & iPod mini
• Charges iPod when connected to AC

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A Korea-based company named 10×10 created a unique iPod dock which looks exactly like a Lego block. Priced at just 14,500 KRW (around $16), the block (named BB) comes with built-in stereo speakers and an internal power source (using battery?). It measures 6 x 1.5 x 2.5cm and compatible with iPod Mini, iPod Nano (up to 2nd generation), and iPod (up to 5th generation).

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What’s the similarities between a glass wine and a wing? Both has a sexy chick in silver bikini next to them! Well, seriously, both are the new speaker dock for iPod from iLuv which currently being displayed at SEK 2007 event. The difference is that the wine glass dock is still in a concept stage, but I’m sure everyone would definitely want it hit the production line as soon as possible. As for the second one, the “Wing”, it is compatible with both Samsung’s Yepp T9 and Apple’s iPod. The nice thing about it is that you can turn the docking part horizontally so you’d be able to view multimedia content in a wide screen. Regarding output, it supports a maximum of 20W output.

Corega presents its new iPod Speaker Dock series. Available in six different colors, it sports an integrated 2×12W speakers, a USB interface for Mac and PC connectivity, and various ports, including line-in, video-out, and s-video out. No words on pricing though.

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Weighs 1.89kg, the new iPod dock from RockridgeSound (model number: iSR-10) is very elegant and luxurious. It is covered by a case made of wood and measures 282 x 148 x 120 mm. Features include support for 2.1 audio, an alarm clock function, an AM/FM tuner, and a remote control. Regarding power source, it can use either two AAA batteries or wall outlet.

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During CES 2007, Kodak presented a nice accessories for its EasyShare series digital cameras, the EasyShare G600 Printer Dock. With this device, digicam owners can easily print their photo collections by simply place the camera on the dock and then push the button. Furthermore, according to the company, users will be able to quickly transfer the photos to their computer, as well as automatically recharge the camera when it is placed on the dock.

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Here’s another digital photo frame from Matsunichi, the PhotoBlitz iPF-7. Also comes with extended iPod Video docking system, it features a 7-inch colors LCD display, built-in 2-way speakers and subwoofer, headphone jack, USB connectivity, 128MB onboard memory, 5-in-1 media card reader, and a battery that can last up to 4 hours of continous usage. Upon docking, users can access music, picture, and video stored inside the iPod, as well as display them. The iPod’s battery will be automatically recharged too. Regarding media formats, it supports MPEG-4, MP3, and JPEG.

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