Get a 2.1 speaker system for your iPod that actually thumps with the stylish iWoofer. It also doubles as an iPod Dock with charging/synchronization functions and an FM radio. Also included are a telescopic antenna and a very cool-looking blue halo light found on the bottom of the unit. The iWoofer is powered by 4 AA batteries or AC and is compatible with all iPod models (seperate model for the Nano). Its available for pre-order now through RainDesign at the price of $129.00. Source: [iLounge]

With Princeton’s PSP-IPSH 2 channel speaker set, you can charge and enjoy listen to music simultaneously on your iPod Nano or Shuffle. Unfortunatley, these speakers have a total output of only 4W ( 2W x 2), meaning you might be better off listening to music through headphones. The unit measures 176 x 33 x 99mm and will be released in late January a the price of $50 USD. Source: [MusicGizmos]

If you want an MP3 player that can survive being run over by a car, thrown at a wall, or even stepped on, than get the Monolith Premium MX7000. With 512MB flash memory, SRS WOW sound enhancement, 11 mode equalizer, and a 24-bit Wolfson sigma delta DAC (digital audio processor) you’ll be hard-pressed to find another MP3 player that delivers such superb sound quality in a near indestructible solid 1.5mm alumium case. Source: [BIOS]

With this new electronic dictionary from iRiver, you can look up words in 24 different languages, read e-books, browse pictures, and listen to MP3 files/FM radio. The iRiver D20 features a 4.3″ 260K Color TFT-LCD Display for comfortable viewing, full QWERTY keyboard, and will be available in red or black colors. No word yet on pricing or availability, but we’ll keep you updated as more information is released. Source: [MobileKorea]

Clip this new Evergreen “DN-CLMP128” MP3 Player to your belt or bag. Its ultracompact, measuring 25.6×53.2×22.6mm and weighing just 20g. This player also has 128MB Memory built-in and supports MP3/WMA (64 – 192kbps) audio files. But aside from its clip type design, this player still manages to include USB 2.0 support to make file transfers easy. The “DN-CLMP128” gets 5 hours of continuous playback on a single charge via AC or USB 2.0. This player goes on sale December 22 in Japan at the very affordable price of $33 USD.

The Belkin “TuneStage” Wireless Bluetooth unit turns your iPod into a “premier wireless remote”. It supports 3rd/4th generation iPod’s including the Mini/Photo but unfortunatley not the newest 5th generation version nor the Nano (an updated model will be released Spring 2006 that support them). Just plug the 40×38×12mm external transmitter into your iPod and its ready to go. The main transmitter, measuring 165×110×30mm, draws power directly from your iPod so it doesn’t need any external power sources. Use the 3.5mm audio or RCA Stereo outputs to connect to your home stereo system. Belkin plans to release the “TuneStage” in Japan on December 23rd at the price of $168 USD. Belkin

With the Signeo H1000, you can watch video clips, listen to music/radio, all in an ultracompact package. It features a 1″ 8GB HDD, 260k Color TFT-LCD Display, USB 2.0 support, worldband FM Tuner, and a Sound/FM Recorder. The H1000 supports MP3/WMA/Ogg audio files and MPEG-4 video. This player will be released on December 28th in Japan at the price of $254 USD.

The Digital CowBoy DCT-SDMP3/U SD Player might look like an iPod without a screen at first glance, but that’s where the similarity ends. With a push of a button, out pops an SD Card, and sadly this player can only expand to 512MB. But on the bright side, this CowBoy fits in your pocket, measuring 56×13.4×59 mm and weighing just 26g. Source: [Akihabra]