Your very own entertainment system all in one! Complete with DVD, CD, HD radio, and iPod support. Along with that it comes with: a stereo unit, support for progressive-scan output for maximum DVD picture quality when connected to any display, a built-in HD radio tuner which enables users to access additional content for free, dual 2-way speakers, 1-inch tweeter, and 4-inch woofer supplying you with superb sound quality. Who says you have to have an iPod to reap all the benefits great sound and music. For non-iPod users, plug any USB-compatible digital audio...

Teac has released a aall-mounted iPod dock that measures only 255mm x 115mm x 169mm. The MC-DX32i iPod also features an integrated AM/FM tuner and a CD/CD-R/RW player. Other features include 5W x 2 channel speakers, 15W subwoofer, Alarm function, and a remote control. This lovely flat panel system is priced for approx. $270.

Roth Audio’s ALFiE is an advanced table radio/iPod dock/CD player that has no advanced wireless networking features and advanced DSP/EQ. However, it comes equipped with touch sensitive controls and offers a full 40 watts to drive the two 2.5 inch full-range drivers and 4 inch down firing subwoofer. The device also features DVD playback with composite, S-video, and component outputs. VCD and SVCD are also supported.

Ministry of Sound introduced their new iPod dock called the MOSMC1319P. This micro system provides a pair of two-way speakers and features a total of 20 watts of amplification, a built-in iPod dock, FM tuner, VFD function display, a preset equalizer, and a wireless remote. Additionally, this boombox is compatible with with MP3 / WMA / WAV file formats and even handles audio stored on your SD or MMC flash card. The device includes a USB port so you can hook it up to all your devices and includes a FM/MW PLL digital tuner with 40 station presets. The MOSMC1319P...

Available in blue, red, pink, green, silver, black and white colors, the Orb iPod docking station comes with a “Made for iPod” certification, acting as a desktop docking station/speaker system that pumps out decent sound with its dedicated subwoofer. This iPod dock comes with a 10-key remote for easy adjustment of bass and treble. In addition, the device boasts 30 watts of power that ought to be enough to rock your little room. The Orb is priced at $129.95 and has already picked up the “Best New Product” title from Retail Vision.

The iRIS universal iPod dock from Meridian claims to pump out your stored videos in resolutions as high as 1080p via HDMI. This iPod dock adopts the Qdeo technology, which is said to “further incorporate advanced DSP for per-pixel, motion-adaptive video processing that corrects both color and contrast losses”.

Designed by Jonas Blanking from Sweden, the Boblbee Solar is a weatherproof Apple iPod case made for adventurers. The Boblbee will work to charge your unit thanks to the curved solar panel on the casing. The case could recharge the iPod Nano up to 3 times before your battery is able to drain once.

Logitech has unveiled the Pure-Fi Dream iPod dock that features an LCD screen on its base which displays a clock and AM/FM tuning (including RDS text) while allowing for a larger view of track and time line information from your Apple iPod. The two-speaker setup features a two-woofer setup as well. The Logitech Pure-Fi Dream will be released later this month for $250.

Looks like Macally is aiming for a bigger piece of the iPod speaker system market. The company recently introduced the Tunepro unit which also doubles as a clock radio. Based on NXT loudspeaker technology, the system features immersive 3d audio from its SRS WOW audio processing, although the exact amount of power behind it wasn’t clear. Usually designed for iPods with a 30-pin dock connector, it graciously comes with a standard in-line jack that allows you to use other devices, bundled with three iPod inserts for a nice fit for any iPod. Sound appealing?...

Blue Raven Technologies has introduced its Maestro 1070 iPod speaker system. It features 70 watts of total power, a five-inch center subwoofer, two three-inch speakers, and an Universal iPod Dock. The 18-pound Maestro 1070 iPod speaker system retails for $199.

The iLive iC2807 iPod Speaker Dock docks, plays and charges the Apple iPod at the same time. The device also features an LCD display that doubles up as an alarm clock to wake you up with your favorite tunes. Thank God, the device is compatible with other audio players via the aux-in jack. The iLive iC2807 iPod Speaker Dock sells for $69.

This extra-terrestrial looking contraption isn’t a member of the Decepticons, it’s the Shanling MC-30 iPod Dock. It’s more than meet’s the eye though because it’s not just an iPod docking station but also a Hi-Fi CD player, an AM/FM tuner, and a tube power amplifier which allows for 3 watts of power per channel. Now here’s the rub, it costs a whopping $1000 in American Currency. For a price like that, it should give instant sex appeal to a geek like you, but alas it doesn’t have extra-terrestrial powers.

Teac Japan has released the CD-X10i 2.1 channel CD system with an iPod dock. Its super flat NXT speakers provide an output of 5W x 2 channels, the sub-woofer has a 4 inch cone delivering 15 watts. Measuring 160mm × 86mm × 226mm and weighing 1Kg, the system sports a FM tuner, sleep timer, and an alarm clock. The Teac CD-X10i will go on sale in Japan from July for around $240.

iHome’s iH10 features a built-in iPod dock, AM/FM tuners, and a line-in jack on the back. The wooden cabinet houses a 3.5-inch speaker. The iH10 from iHome will be out this summer for $49

The Tivoli iYiYi iPod dock offers dual 3-inch full-range drivers, a digital AM/FM radio, integrated alarm/digital clock, back lit LCD display, and Radio Data System (RDS) support for the ultimate iPod listening experience. TechEBlog shows us the video of this gadget.