A new iPhone/iPod Touch stand has turned up called the MoviePeg. The stand is very plain and appears to be a small chunk of foam with a cutout in the profile of the iPhone. You slip the thing onto your iPhone and it props it up.

The MoviePeg can be positioned in multiple places to hold the iPhone in landscape and portrait modes. There are six different colors available to suit your tastes and the thing is downright cheap. You can order the MoviePeg stand for £4.99 plus shipping.

JXD has unveiled the A10, another upcoming HD-capable portable media player from the company. Coming in four different color options: white, black, pink and blue, the A10 sports a 4.3-inch 800 x 480px display, an FM radio, a picture browser, an e-book reader, a voice recorder, a USB on-the-go port and a 720p/1080i video output. The player also supports a wide range of multimedia formats including MP3, WMA, APE, FLAC, WAV, AAC, H.264, MKV, AVI, MOV, MP4, 3GP, MPG, VOB, DAT, FLV as well as 720p HD video playback.

Pricing and release date are still unknown at the moment.

Hallods has released the eT4300 PMP in Japan. This HD-capable PMP features a 720p video output, a 4.3-inch (800x480px) touchscreen display, a SD/SDHC card reader, and 8GB of internal memory. The Hallods eT4300 provides up to 13-hour of audio playback and 3-hour of video playback.

Measuring 72mm x 111mm x 15mm, the gadget also supports most of audio/video files including RMVB, AVI, FLV (H.264/H263), MOV, MP4(H.264), ASF, MPEG, MP3, WMA, WAV, and FLAC.

chicBuds' Sport Headphones transfer listening into a deliciously stylish experience. But don't be fooled! They are not only yummy looking, they are convenient too. chicBuds Sport Headphones fold up for easy carrying, travel and storage. They are perfect for those who are "on the go!". The adjustable headband makes for a comfortable fit and the incredible insulating sound makes for a pleasurable listening experience.

Specifications:
► Frequency response: 5Hz ~ 20kHz
► Nominal impedance: 32Ω
► Sensitivity: 108dB/mW

They are available in Hot Pink or Multi Color for $29.99 each.

The iP39 is the perfect kitchen companion for the iPhone and iPod users, combining sleek kitchen aesthetics and easy-to-clean surfaces with two independent timers and great iHome sound. It's perfect for listening to cooking show podcasts and following recipe apps.

The iP39 is packed with extras, including a retractable universal dock, time sync feature to instantly set the clock to your iPhone time, a magnetic remote control and USB port to charge devices such as cell phones, PDAs, etc. It retails for $99.

The MOSeco ES905 universal charger has been designed for all those who're always interested in a camping trip. The charger features built-in batteries that can be charged when connected to a power source via mini USB or placed under direct sunlight to take advantage of its solar panels, there is also a hand-operated dynamo generator.

The gadget is able to charge a wide range of portable electronic devices, including mobile phones, MP3 players, digital cameras, etc.

Additional hardware specifications include a flashlight with three LEDs, a digital watch, alarm clock functionality as well as the ability to indicate air temperature and battery level. The device costs about $85.

Panasonic's SC-SP100 Audio System for iPod is a great way to listen to your favorite music virtually anywhere because of the unique, compact design. Compatible with most iPods and iPhones, the SC-SP100 provides 20 Watts of power output as well as deep bass, thanks to the integrated 2.5-inch subwoofer and its dual passive radiator.

You can get the Panasonic SC-SP100 for $114.95 from B&H.

The Chuwi P7eosS is very similar to the P7eos, this variant features a 5.0-inch screen instead of 4.3-inch, a telechips processor which will be able to decode 1080p and an HDMI output. The P7eosS supports just about any popular used video format (AVI, Divx, RMVB, MKV, TS, WMV9, H.264, H.263).

Price is announced to be about $60 with 8GB of memory.

Sony Europe intends to release this spring a range of new smart clock radios designed especially for the iPod and iPhone.

The ICF-DS11iP and ICF-C05iP do seem to shape up to be pretty decent devices, with the latter being a lightweight device which comes in a simple design, where you get a built-in alarm clock, an FM tuner with 20 presets, brightness control as well as a sleep timer. As for the more complicated ICF-DS11iP, this dock gets an enhanced green LCD display for better aesthetics, featuring dual alarm functions, alarm ringing sound from your iPod or iPhone, AM/FM radio or buzzer. It is loud enough for music playback in a small room thanks to its larger speaker cones and 2x 3.5W power output plus MEGA BASS capability.

No word on pricing yet.

Harman Kardon and its sub-label JBL will refresh their audio lineups this spring with three new docking stations for iPod and iPhone. The JBL On Time Micro, a similar shrinking of the designer clock radio dock, the On Stage Micro II, a sequel to the ring-shaped desk speakers, and the On Time 200P, a more direct refresh of the full-size clock radio.

The three iPod speaker docks will ship in April at prices of $129 (for the On Stage Micro II) and $249 for both On Time updates.