Philips has dropped the DCP951 docking entertainment system which plays DVD, DivX, MPEG4 and iPod videos on an 9" color widescreen (640x 240px). With a retractable adaptor for iPod and built-in SD/MMC card slots, you can view DivX movies or digital photos from multiple sources.

The Philips DCP951 is priced at $199 and supports the iPod touch, iPod classic, iPod nano 3rd Generation and iPod 5th Generation.

The Philips DC185 is an iPod docking station for the latest iPods. It features USB connection for MP3/WMA music playback, FM digital tuner, LCD display and 4W RMS stereo speakers with Dynamic Bass Boost. More informations to come soon.

Philips' new DC910 is a soundbar for iPod designed in the spirit of the recently introduced HTS8100 soundbar home theater system. The dock allows an iPod Touch & iPhone to be placed in either portrait or landscape mode to watch movies. It offers 30W RMS of stereo power, FM tuner with presets, SD card slot, iPod charging and it handles MP3 and WMA playback. The DC 910 iPod dock will go on sale next month at an unknown price.

Philips recently announced the DC570, a docking entertainment system for iPod. It offers compatibility with the new iPod Touch & iPhone and delivers 100W RMS of power through its stereo speaker system with built-in subwoofer. No word on additional specs, availability, or price.

Philips is about to release a lot of new portable multimedia players in its GoGear series:

GoGear SA3025/3045: 2GB or 4GB, 1.5-inch display, 11fps video playback, and 10 hours of battery life for music. $59/$79.

GoGear SA3225/3245: 2GB or 4GB, 1.8-inch display, 15fps video, 20 hours of battery life for audio and 5 for video. $69/$129.

GoGear SA5245/5285: 4GB or 8GB, 2.8-inch display, 30fps video, 25-hour battery for audio and 5 for video, also available in a Bluetooth-enabled version for wireless listening.

GoGear SA6145/6185: 4GB or 8GB, 3.5-inch display, 30fps video, 16 hours for audio and 4 for video, $149/$169.

GoGear SA6545/6585: 4GB or 8GB, 4-inch 16:9 display, 30fps video, 16 hours for audio and 8 for video. The 6585 also has video-recording capability and TV output. $179/$199.

All of them have FM tuners and voice recorders. They support MP3 and WMA, while the GoGear 5245 and 6585 also play the AAC. All excepted the 3xxx series do protected WMA and protected WMV, and they all do regular WMV. These products will be available in the first quarter of this year except the 6145/6185, which is available now.

Philips' claims that its new SHB9000 headset delivers the best-ever music and conversation quality from mobile phones, I'm not sure though... However if it doesn't sound good, it looks good.

Equipped with a pair of 40mm neodymium speakers, these headphones use the latest digital technologies such as dynamically enhancing treble, stereo effects and native MP3 decoding. The wireless headset delivers enhanced call quality through a digital signal processor that automatically adjusts volume in response to outside noise and filters out background noise and echo. Furthermore the SHB9000 incorporates Philips' SwitchStream allowing listeners to automatically move between music and incoming calls. It will cost approximately $100 and will be available this spring.

Philips has announced the arrival of their newest MP4 player called the SA33. It comes with a 2.4-inch wide QVGA screen with 320 x 240 resolutions. It supports the majors audio and video formats such as MP3, WMA, WAV and AVI formats up to 20fps as well as pictures with JPEG and BMP files. The GoGear SA33 has a 2GB storage, built-in speaker, FM radio with 20 presets, E-book reader (txt), photo viewer, USB 2.0 interface. It is now available at Ipmart for $135.