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Behold the best iPod Nano 2GB clone yet. This svelte player is an exact copy (sans the clickwheel) right down to the box, its even being sold at the same price ( $200). Fortunately, the seller’s listing has already been removed on Craigslist.

“Note that the wheel for these nano is not operated by touching the wheel, the wheel is actually bottons and must be clicked for selecting files and video or even functions you will be clicking the wheel to navigate within the nano. Also, The earphone connect from the side and not from the bottom of the nano.”

Source: [engadget]

Monster Cable – known for their high quality home theater products – introduces the “iCarPlay” FM transmitter for iPods. This transmitter features 24K gold-plated terminals, three frequency presets, and is compatible with all iPod models that have the Dock connector. It draws power from either the cigar socket in your car or through “smart digital charging” via the iPod. The “iCarPlay” goes on sale January 22nd at the price of $84 USD. Onkyo

This compact, stylish flash MP3 player from Transcend is for those who enjoy signing along with the music. The T.sonic 520 displays song lyrics in marquee fashion on its OLED display providing a karaoke type experience. Featuring a simple yet practical stick design, the player measures only 74x30x18.5mm and weighs just 28g. Its available in either 512MB or 1GB capacities and also includes an FM tuner. Plus, you can use the integrated line-in function to record music directly from a CD player. No word yet on pricing or availability. Source: [BIOS]

BRAINic has decided to break completely from the standard digital audio player design with its latest offering. Showcased at CES 2006, this new player features an egg-shaped design, is just 9.8mm thick, and has standard functions located in the rear (Play/Pause/Skip/etc.). Technical specifications haven’t been announced yet but from what we’ve heard it may support video. More photos after the jump. Source: [AVing]

Wish your new iPod had a larger screen? You won’t need to if you’ve got Sakar’s SoundFX Sound View. This adjustable cradle enlarges your iPod’s display up to 300% and also includes two built-in speakers. To use, just slide the “magnifier box” till the image reaches optimal size. Four AA batteries power the device and provides up to 12 hours of continuous use. Sakar will start shipping the SoundFX Sound View in Q1 2006 with an MSRP of $29.99 USD

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Wish your new iPod had a larger screen? You won’t need to if you’ve got Sakar’s SoundFX Sound View. This adjustable cradle enlarges your iPod’s display up to 300% and also includes two built-in speakers. To use, just slide the “”magnifier box”” till the image reaches optimal size. Four AA batteries power the device and provides up to 12 hours of continuous use. Sakar will start shipping the SoundFX Sound View in Q1 2006 with an MSRP of $29.99 USD

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You can plug your iPod into KNG’s new docking station and watch the DJ start scratching to your favorite tracks. It also has built-in standalone speakers that “thump to the beat” and big Fubu jacket sleeves to give it style. KNG will release this docking station in Q4 2006 and it will be priced at around $100 USD. Source: [AVing]

Just plugin headphones and the New Lane NL-13003 is ready to bump your favorite MP3 and WMA tracks, best of all this MP3 player costs only $5. Available in two different colors (black/white), this compact player has a unique mini cereal box inspired design. No word yet on availability. Source: [TechDigest]

Toshiba expands its Gigabeat line with the S30 (30GB) and S60 (60GB) which were announced during Bill Gate’s keynote presentation at CES 2006. Featuring a 240×320 resolution 2.4″ QVGA display, the new “S” series makes everything from pictures to your favorite movies look bright and crisp. Also included are an FM tuner, AV output, and compatibility with Vongo‘s new digital video subscription/download service. The players will support WMV, DivX, MPEG-2, MP3, WMA/WMA Lossless, and JPEG formats. Available in March 2006, expect the S30 to be priced at $299 and S60 at $399. Toshiba

Samsung’s latest flash memory player does more than only play music. It can store photos (JPG), playback videos (WMA), and sports a razor sharp 1.8″ LCD display. This player also employs DNSe (Digital Natural Sound engine) 3D sound technology which allows listeners to “experience the realism” by amplifying sound at low-end volumes. Powered by a lithium Polymer battery the YP-Z5 has an incredible 38 hours of continuous playback. Available in 2GB and 4GB models, the YP-Z5 will make its debut at CES 2006. Source: [AVing]