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.

The Acoustic Research High Performance Audio Dock will be available very soon, it`s actually the CEA innovation Award winner. I am sure this gadget will offer good quality sound because it was manufactured by the Acoustic Research, which is famous for its audio system. Measuring 3 inch thin, the sleek wall-mountable clock features horn-loaded tweeters, ported enclosure, premium audio crossovers, sensitive touch controls, iPod dock, and component video out. The Acoustic Research AR5100 retails for $200

Maxell Japan has released the successor to the MXSP-1000 cradle speaker for all Apple’s DAP. Measuring 425mm x 75mm x 61mm and weighing 630grams, the latest MXSP-1100 is compatible with all version of iPods and iPhone. The universal speaker offers an output of 2 x 4.2Watts with a frequency response of 80Hz to 20kHz. No word on pricing at this time

YO is a portable MP3 player dock with removable speakers created by American designer Victor Vetterlein. Due to its compatibility it could be taken anywhere just as your ipod or MP3 player. It is fitted with rechargeable lithium ion batteries that can either be charged through power supply or simply by wind or solar energy. Removable rods mounted at the top provide an easy handling.

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