Griffin Simplifi
With the thousands of iPod docks out there we're pretty surprised no one has thought of combining a media card reader and an iPod dock into one device. Griffin's Simplifi does just that with a iPod/iPhone dock, card reader, and a two port USB hub which can be powered with the included AC adapter. Link: $70 / Source
Logitech Pure-Fi Anytime
There's nothing more irritating than waking up to a headache inducing alarm clock right when you wake up only to be even more annoyed that you can't locate the snooze button. Logitech's Pure-Fi fixes those problems with a motion sensor that lets goes into snooze mode with a simple wave of the hand. The Anytime also features motion controls to adjust the brightness, Digital AM/FM radio, and a dock for your iPhone or iPod. Link: $100
iPod Nano 4th Gen
Apple new nanos drop the stubby design for the more popular "tall" form factor and a new oval shape which we think is Apple's best looking nano yet. The nanos also get a built-in accelerometer which enables viewing of landscape or portrait modes via tilting and a clever new shuffle toggle in which you shake the iPod to enable shuffle mode. The nanos will also come in a choice of 10 colors in either 8 or 16GB models. Link: $150-$200
iPod Touch 2nd Gen
Apple's second generation iPod touch takes on the thin tapered shape of the iPhone 3G and adds external volume controls as well as external speakers. Battery life on the new Touch will be 36 hours for music and 6 hours for viewing videos. Fitness enthusiasts will also love the new Nike+ integration that now only requires the shoe transmitter for operation. Available in 8GB, 16GB, and 32GB models. Link: $230-$400
Speck SeeThru 3G
We recently got a sample of the SeeThru 3G here at acquire and from the outside it looks like just another hard shell case, but its got a simple little trick up its sleeve that makes it more impressive than most options out there. They added rubber rails to the side which add grip and the removable bottom half not only allows you to dock your iPhone, but does double duty as a stand. Link: $30
Speck ToughSkin 3G
If you're looking for something a bit more rugged than the current iPhone case options on the shelf, Speck's ToughSkin 3G should do the trick. The thick, rubberized exterior adds a nice layer of protection around the phone and a hinged bottom and included holster and swivel belt clip make it an even more practical option. Link $35
Incase iPhone 3G Slider Case
We original featured the Slider Case in our iPhone 3G Launch Guide, but since this is our favorite case we thought it deserved its own post. Officially out today, the Slider Case gives you sleek yet low profile protection for your new iPhone 3G without the bulk. The cases are currently only available in white and matte black with more colors planned in the near future. Link: $35
Mophie Juice Pack for iPhone 3G
If you've got a new iPhone 3G, you're probably very familiar with not only fast your new 3G speeds are, but how fast 3G can burn through your battery life. So if you find yourself squeezing every last bit of battery life before the end of the day, order up Mophie's new Juice Pack for the iPhone 3G which adds up to an additional 350 hours on standby, 6 hours of talk time on 3G, 12 hours on 2G, 6 hours of browsing time on 3G, 7 hours on Wi-Fi, 28 hours of Audio Playback, and up to 8 hours of video playback. Link:$100
Colorware iPhone 3G
A little underwhelmed with the color choices Apple offers for the iPhone 3G? Fret not, Colorware has just unveiled their color customizing service for the iPhone 3G and everything from the back to the frame and even the Sim card tray can all be customized in a wide array of colors. Link: From $150 / Source
AIAIAI Y-Com Headset/Earphone
We loved the AIAIAI's swirl headphones and now they've released a new style that is compatible with your iPhone. The Y-Com Headset/Earphones have a great low profile design with 9mm drivers, 16ohm impedance, 100db/mW sensitivity, and a thicker headphone cable that is a subtle touch that gives these headphones a unique look. Link: $85
iPhone 3G Launch Guide
The Dark Knight isn't the only sequel the world is looking forward to this month. The other sequel I'm talking about is Apple's 2nd generation iPhone which many of you will probably be lining up for tomorrow or already have their iPhone 3G from the various International launches. We thought we would throw together a guide to show you our favorite accessories and other things you should be looking forward to when you get your iPhone 3G. More after the jump.
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Macally PowerLink
Macally's Powerlink is a versatile accessory that works as an emergency battery for your iPod/iPhone, offers data sync capability, and you even get 2 gigabytes of flash storage for emergency storage wherever you go. Link: $50
Griffin PowerDock
If you've got an iPhone and an iPod or have a house full of iPod users, you don't have to think twice about picking up Griffin's new PowerDock. Available in a two dock or four dock model. Link: $50-$70
Kensington Battery Packs for iPhone and iPod
Kensington's new battery packs for the iPod and iPhone are the perfect companion products to any power user who needs the extra juice. The battery packs come in two models: The Mini Battery Pack and Charger which is good for 30hrs of music, 6 hours of video, and 3hrs of talk time. The larger Battery Pack adds 100hrs of music, 21hrs of video, and 6hrs of talk time. It also includes a mini usb cable for charging other devices. Link: $50-$70
Gear Review: Kicker iK500
Known mostly for their bass thumping car audio gear, Kicker is now releasing its very own iPod and Zune stereos for the home. We've had the iK500 iPod compatible model in our hands for over a week now and it just may be the loudest iPod stereo we've ever listened to. More from our review after the jump.
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