DICE Electronics has introduced its new G2 Cradle for the iPod and iPhone. Designed for in-car use, the G2 features a pass-through Dock Connector port for connecting the cradle to a car integration kit, charger, or rear-seat entertainment system.

The gadget comes in a black and brushed aluminum design with six interchangeable cradles for the iPod classic, first-, second-, and third-generation iPod touch, iPhone, iPhone 3G, and iPhone 3GS, a ball mount for adjusting the device's viewing angle, and AMPS and iGrip patterned mounting holes, allowing for a variety of mounting solutions, including KUDA, ProClip, and iGrip mounts.

DICE's G2 Cradle for the iPod and iPhone is available now and sells for $59.

The i-Got-Control is yet another accessory that turns your iPhone, iPod or iPad into a universal remote. The device is a plug and play IRB1 accessory that works with an iTunes app providing control over just about any IR device according to the maker.

The remote can operate TVs, DVD/Blu-ray players, cable boxes, stereos and more. The device has an IR database and learning capability. That means if your device is in the library, you don't have to spend lots of time training the remote to operate your devices.

The i-Got-control device is available now for $69.95 and the required app is on the App Store now.

The iLuve iMM190 App Station for iPod and iPhone is an original docking station working with a free app available from the Apple's App Store which functions as a digital alarm clock with weather information. Of course, it mainly works as a compact dock for your iPhone and iPod to charge and play. It can also stand either vertically or in "landscape viewing".

The iMM190 App Station is available for $89.99 at i-luv's website.

The i-Luv iSP150 portable stereo speaker is ideal for iPhone, iPod, iPad, laptops, and other portable audio devices with 3.5mm jack output. The iSP150 features powerful built-in speakers allow you to hear your music with depth and clarity which are powered by 4 x AAA batteries or from USB (5V DC). The system also has a power switch and volume control.

The product will be available soon from i-Luv.com for $34.99.

Forget about full HD (1080p), the new ICOO E900P will handle 1280p video playback - yup, you read that right. Other features include a 5-inch display at 800 × 480 resolution, USB on the go, voice recorder, e-book reader, support for the most popular audio and video codecs as well as a YPbPr port for video output but no HDMI port!

No word on price and release date yet.

The SMC1000 Boombox Speaker is a docking station designed for both the iPhone and iPod, which plays music from the handset or via the 3.5mm jack input. The boombox includes a digital clock, radio tuner and touch pad control with IR remote. It also features 2x 12 watt speakers, a high resolution VFD display with a sound sensitive graphic equalizer, and is encased in a stylish aluminum top.

The SMC1000 docking station retails for £99.99 ($150.00).

The new Energy Sistem 4204 Touch is the first touch-screen PMP which features a double earphone output, FM-Transmitter and built-in front speaker. The device sports a 2.4-inch TFT touchscreen display, a 4GB of memory storage, a microSDHC card expansion slot, an FM radio, an e-book reader, a voice recorder, a rechargeable battery and comes bundled with a stylus pen. Not to worry, the player also supports a wide range of multimedia formats including MP3, WMA, WAV, AVI, DivX, XviD, FLV, RM, RMVB, JPG, BMP as well as TXT.

The Energy Sistem 4204 Touch will cost you 70 Euro (about $100).

Cowon has officially announced its J3 PMP, which had seemed rather mythical before this. Now a clear picture of the media player has surfaced, not to mention specifications. While there doesn't seem to be any official pricing mentioned, we do have some specifications of the device, which include:

► 3.3-inch 480 x 272 pixel AMOLED touchscreen
► Accelerometer
► Capacity of 4GB, 8GB or 16GB
► Bluetooth
► TV-out

The A65HD portable media player from Newsmy is yet another device that joins the ever growing full-HD resolution camp with 1080p support. Specifications include a 6" display at 800 x 480 px resolution, support for a wide range of codecs such as H.264, MPEG-2, VC-1, RM, RMVB, AVI, FLV, MP4, VOB, MOV, 3GP, MPG, DAT, MKV, TS/TP, PMP and M2TS among others. Just in case the 6" display is not enough for you, there is always the HDMI port and TV-out port to make the jump to a large screen HDTV in your living room.

No idea on availability and pricing at the moment.

Sony will release two pairs of wireless headphones in April. There is the MDR-RF4000K, and the MDR-RF810RK.

The first one comes with a rather sexy charging dock that hides away wires from view. When you're not using the headphones, they fold flat and sit happily in the dock, charging. They have a 30-meter range, and inside there's a pair of 40mm long-stroke drivers that offer a frequency response of 12Hz to 22kHz. The battery will last 7 hours, and if you're stuck somewhere without your charger, you can also slot in an AAA battery for up to 10 hours of listening time.

The MDR-RF810RK, on the other hand, has a more lightweight design - weighing just 220g - and has a considerably extended range of 100m from the base station. It too has a 40mm driver, and offers 13 hours of listening time on the rechargeable battery, or 28 hours on an AAA. It has a slightly narrower frequency response, however, of 20Hz - 20kHz, and comes in black or silver color.