Audio-Technica has released a new pair of Bluetooth headphones in the form of the ATH-BT03. Powered by a Lithium Polymer battery that provides up to 6 hours of use or 200 hours in standby, these new headphones support Bluetooth 2.1 EDR profile with a range of up to 10-meter and the SRS WOW for better surround effect.

Available in three colors including black, white or red, the ATH-BT03s will be launched in Japan next month for 7000 Yen or approximately $75.

JayBird launches its new SB2 Sportsband Bluetooth headphones. The SB2s feature a concealed microphone for calls, an adjustable band, earpad-mounted track, play/pause, call, and volume controls, and apt-X audio technology that helps compensate for Bluetooth compression.

Available in nine colors including: Limonade Green, Sonic Blue, Orange Crush, Runner's Red, Toffee Apple Red, Midnight Black, Polar Blue, PowderPuff Pink and Snow White, the SB2s sell for $99.

The Sony SK8iP is a customizable docking station for the iPhone and iPod that is specially designed for the teenagers. Including four funky front panel graphics, the SK8iP boasts a pair of speakers which gives you 75W RMS, an audio line-in also lets you connect other digital music player, and comes with a remote control. It weighs 8kg and measures 605x190x165mm.

The Sony RDH-SK8iP is now available from Sony Style for £169.

Blue Morning has announced the launch of a new PMP, the BM-740. This player features a 3.6-inch widescreen display, a 4GB of storage, 768p video support, e-book reader, picture browser, and a TV-out. The BM-740 supports MKV, AVI, RM, RMVB, FLV, MP4, M4V, MOV, 3GP, VOB, MPG, PMP and DAT video files, as well as MP3, WMA, OGG, APE, FLAC, WAV and AAC audio files.

The BM-740 will retail for about $45 in China.

The latest compact dock from Altec Lansing works with both the iPhone and most dockable iPod models. At home, in the dorm or at work, the Octiv Mini (M102) doubles as a functional alarm clock when combined with the free Alarm Rock app. Featuring a modern minimalist design, the cabinet measures 4.5x4x3.8-inch and includes a built-in 3-inch full range-driver.

The Altec Lansing Octiv Mini audio dock will be available in July 2010 at $59.95.

Measuring just 1.6x0.6x2.2-inch and weighing 0.5 pound, the LEGO MP3 player from ThinkGeek is made out of real LEGO blocks and can be integrated into your existing LEGO creations. The player features a 2GB of internal memory (holds up to 500 songs), MP3/WMA support, a USB 2.0, type B mini-USB connector, and a 3.5mm headphone jack outputs. Its integrated rechargeable battery offers up to 8-hour of playback time.

This LEGO MP3 player is priced at $39.99.

Logic3 has added to its line speaker docks, the i-Station TimeCube for the iPhone and iPod touch. Available in either black or white, the new speaker system works as a portable radio-alarm clock, which includes an integrated iPhone and iPod dock that plays and charges your device while docked. With its large digital screen (with 3 dimmer levels) for clock and menu functions, the i-Station TimeCube features two alarm modes (5 day or seven day) with sleep & snooze functions, and your choice to wake up to iPhone / iPod, Radio or Buzzer.

The i-Station TimeCube is available from Logic3.com for approximately $50.

Onda has unveiled a new PMP, the VX565 which comes jam packed with 1080p support and a storage capacity up to 16GB for a price of only 299 Yuan (about $45). The device features a 5-inch display, a microSD card slot (up to 32GB), an FM radio, a USB 2.0 interface, and a TV-output, but for this price you won't get an HDMI output.

A new company called MUNITIO is going to introduce the Teknines Nine Millimeter Earphones this month. Limited to 500 units, these exclusive, eagle-etched earbuds are shaped like bullets and plated in 18k yellow gold, feature:

- 9mm speaker drivers with earth neodymium magnets for superior dynamic range and quick recovery
- Machined copper alloy housing, plated in 18k gold providing unmatched sound purity, natural noise cancellation and durability
- MUNITIO's proprietary BassEnhancingChamber engineered to produce the tightest, most accurate bass without distortion
- Custom-tuned AccousticSoundFlowSystem for the smoothest mid to high frequency response while minimizing ear fatigue
- SiliconeHollowPoints with noise isolating technology designed for secure comfortable fit, resulting in lower volume levels and better sounding music
- Kevlar reinforced fabric cable combining light-weight with high strength to protect the premium copper wire from stretching and shorting
- 24k Gold plated 3.5mm stereo plug providing exceptional audio signal transfer

The Teknines earphones are compatible with most of your usual audio equipment using a 3.5mm jack and retail for $250. A titanium version of the Nine Millimeter Earphones is planned for August.

Vita Audio has announced the successor of the R1 portable radio. Dubbed as the R1 MkII, the new radio still plays DAB, DAB+ and FM channels, but now comes with a leather CarryPack and Vita's BackPack rechargeable battery system.

This chic CarryPack comes in black or tan-colored leather for an extra £40, while the BackPack plugs onto the rear panel, offering up to 20 hours of playback time for an extra £50.

The Vita Audio R1 MkII will be available later this month for £160 in walnut veneer or £180 in a white or black gloss.