Hammacher Schlemmer’s iPod Video Projector is capable of projecting 60-inch image from an iPod, iPhone, or any video source with composite outputs onto a screen or wall. It is equipped with Digital Light Processing Technology producing sharp 480 x 320 resolution with a 1000:1 contrast ratio and a 3:2 aspect ratio. The projector has a manual focus dial, an adjustable volume control for its 1/2-watt internal speaker, and a headphone jack. Powered by a rechargeable battery which can be recharged using included AC adapter or USB port. A full charged will provide you up to two hours of viewing time.

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The Wall of Sound (WOS) speaker by Brothers claimed to be the the largest and heaviest iPod speaker in the world. It weighs 102KG and features 28 elements, an iPod dock, and a frequency response of 40Hz – 20,00kHz. Every unit of them are hand made and they are now ready with the second gen model which is available for pre-order. The Wall of Sound (WOS) speaker by Brothers will a whopping $4495. Look at the iPod Nano, that’s really cute.

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The Green Power (GP) 400N Speaker is made for iPod Nano. It allows you to listen 12 hours of music playback. It uses its own power, can be charged via mini USB connection. It is available in blue, black, red and silver at $30. Btw, can be slide-in when not in use.

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Pioneer today released it s NAS5 Series. It is a new 2.1ch speaker for iPod that comes with Network Attached Storage, FM tuner, a 2×15W+30W output and streams audio files via Bluetooth.

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Here’s an iPod Collection that priced at $12000 on eBay. It took the seller years to find all of them new in their boxes (except for two), and includes the first / second / third generation players.

“The latest generation of iPods such as iPod Classic, iPod Touch, iPod shuffle 3rd Gen and iPod Nano 4th Gen are not included”

More pictures after the break.

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iPod Nano was built for music, soon video and now recording video. The iPod Nano was taped onto the F430’s bumper, going for track recording. Lower your speaker volume because the on-board mic captures a lot of wind noises which is going to ring your ears. Video after the break.

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Techno Buffalo have got their hands with the new iPod Shuffle and iPod Nano 5th Gen. They are going to show us the unboxing of both iPods. Check it out after the break.

The CSMP140 Coby’s portable CD boombox for iPod comes with a universal dock for high-quality playback of your music library, or slip a disc into the built-in, top-loading CD player. Its universal dock charges and plays your favorite iPod music. The CSMP140 also has AM/FM radio with telescopic FM antenna, 3.5mm headphone jack, full-range speaker system and a full function remote control.

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iFixit already got their hand with the 5th Generation iPod Nano. And they have taken it apart, into pieces. More pictures after the jump.

[Full steps disassembly instructions at iFixit]

The new iPod Nano which is the 5th generation Nano comes with a video camera which allows you to record video in 640 by 480 pixels, up to 30 frames per second with AAC audio. It has a polished anodized aluminum finish, a larger screen and also a FM radio with Live Pause. Its Genius feature helps explores your library and finds songs that go great together and its Shake to Shuffle feature allows you to shuffles to a different song in your music library with a shake on your Nano. The iPod Nano also has the VoiceOver feature that tells you the title and artist of the songs you listen to. Starting at $149. More pictures after the break.