Hercules has unveiled the XPS 2.150, the latest addition to its line of multimedia speakers.The system features two eight-watt compact satellite speakers and a 16-watt wooden subwoofer. The magnetically-shielded satellites feature a gloss black finish with orange driver cones and a back-lit control knob. Users can adjust the ported subwoofer separately, with bass controls and an on/off switch. The system can also output to headphones, automatically disabling the speakers when they are connected. A line-in jack is provided for an MP3 player or other device. Users can remove the speaker bases and mount use an included wall mount instead. The XPS 2.150 will be available in December, with a suggested price of $70.

The BeoSound 5 is a audio system which unlike Bang & Olufsen’s previous audio systems does not rely on CD’s for playback instead uses a integrated five hundred gigabyte hard drive. The centerpiece of the system is the controller which features a ten inch XGA LCD display with a large aluminum scroll wheel. The BeoSound 5 features a patented intelligent playlist creation system which creates playlists featuring songs the system thinks the listener would enjoy.

Moshi revealed a new interactive voice responsive clock ‘Moshi IVR Alarm Clock’ the first touch free clock that can set both time and alarm by voice. Consumers are now able to control their clock through spoken commands using the latest Interactive Voice Recognition Technology. The user can initiate commands by saying “Hello Moshi”,” and the clock will respond with, “Command Please.” Utilizing the Interactive Voice Recognition technology, you can ask the Moshi to do quite a number of things, like ask it to tell time, the temperature of the room, the current date, or even to change its lighting for night time, and so on. And of course, you can ask it to set or turn off the alarm without having to move your hands or even open your eyes.

Today the latest gadget comes from Cygnett, the Cygnett GrooveNeo. As you can see in the picture the device is listed as one of the pots of its range with more careful design (slightly reminds us of the S-Airplay Sony) and grazing retrofuture a combination that rarely fails: curved lines with shiny black and red.

The Cygnett GrooveNeo serve both as a radio alarm clock with AM / FM and dock for your iPod or iPhone, in addition to accepting external sound sources through the auxiliary audio input. For the rest, there is the huge LCD screen, touch-sensitive controls, the remote control and speakers full range of 2.75 inches.

As usual, not to Give you with the best of the qualities of sound, but you can give a modern touch to your bedroom as well as loading your favorite player at night for you to have it ready each morning. It is compatible with most iPods and iPhones and you can buy for a few modest 90 U.S. dollars, 70 euros to change.

The Fire is the company’s latest timepiece that displays time using multi-colored LED lights. Let me tell you how to read this watch. Each hole indicates one unit of time. The yellow LEDs are for the hours, red LEDs display every ten minutes and green LEDs show single minutes. If you are interested, you can purchase this unique watch for only $130.