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Launched just 4 days ago, Sony all new rolling egg-shaped digital music player is set to hit beach goers with it’s ultra portable size and unique directional sensors.

Here’s a quick look into its stats:

• 1 Gigabyte of internal flash memory
• Stereo speakers
• Directional sensors To control volume
• Battery life capable of up to five hours of music play
• Weighs at 300 gram

Probably the most interesting feature about this palm sized speakers is its directional sensors which allows you to control the volume and tunes just by turning the player clockwise or anti-clockwise.

Currently there’s no news if this speaker might go overseas but it will definitely hit the stores of Tokyo on Sept. 29 at a price of 40,000 yen/$532 SGD. With its price tag, will it be better to get the all new iPod instead?

via [Tokyo Mango]

After a couple of looks, I still feel that iTeddy is way cuter but then again, there’s no stopping us from introducing the iPulse Teddy Speaker.

This iPod/mp3 compatible speaker comes with controls on its paws and there’s multicolor LED which flashes according to your music though I do not know where. You can place your iPod in its front pouch to keep it from the dangers of curious kids who might just destroy your player unknowingly.

The battery operated teddy speakers is available in three colors, white, red or traditional brown and it retails at ¥7429 which could be somewhere around $98 SGD.

[ iPulse Teddy Speaker via TFTS]

These speakers are actually named Jupiter 301 and nope, they’ve got nothing to do with the planet Jupiter other than its name. First launched in 2005, the speakers which was developed by MET are back with a modified body made to provide a sharp sound for an excellent audio quality.

I’m not sure how sharp the sound will be, but it will definitely cause a sharp pain in your pockets should decide to purchase the speakers which retails at $937 SGD. The speakers will be launched in Japan come next month (September).

via [Akihabara News]

There’s not a lot of iPod dock that comes with remote much less one that has an interface bearing almost the same features as the player. However, things are set to change with the iMirror.

Bexy’s iMirror basically solves 2 of the common issues with the first being the slight drop in sound performance when connecting the iPod directly to your amplifier and the lack of remote control to play your music files.

Here’s how it works:

1. Plug the dock straight into the RCA jacks at the back of your amplifier
2. Drop your iPod onto the Dock (No brainier I guess)
3. You’re ready to jam with its remote control

The cool thing about the remote is this, when you dock your iPod, the iMirror sends all your loaded song details to the remote control, so you can scroll through your music and select what to play through the remote’s LCD screen just as if you had the iPod in your hand. Not to worry about the battery issue as like most dock, your iPod will be recharged when it’s in the dock as well.

The iMirror is available over at Bexy online store and it retails for US$149.95.

via [Gizmag]

It’s never a wrong move to create accessories for iPod and iPhone as there’s bound to be a huge market for them. Adding to Logitech inventory of iPod sound systems are the latest Pure-Fi iPod systems.

Available in 2 version, the first is named the Pure-Fi Dream Premium Bedroom Music System for iPod and it’s design specially to fit into your bedroom. The $299.99 USD system comes with a couple of features which is made it very iPod friendly. Presets are available for you iPod playlists such that you do not need to navigate the iPod menus repeatedly.

You can set the alarm to sound with the buzzer, AM/FM radio or even your favorite iPod® playlist. One of the feature that makes it bedroom friendly is its light sensor which will automatically dims the display at night, thus eliminating unwanted light. Not to worry about finding it hard to navigate the system in the dark as the motion detector will light up the back lights once it detects any movement.

The second version is named the Pure-Fi Anywhere Compact Speaker System and as the name suggest, it’s for you if you want to jam your iPod on the run. The $149.99 USD system comes with a travel case and a 10-hour rechargeable battery.

[Pure-Fi iPod systems via Crave]