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Aibelive today introduced the AITALK voice controller for iPod during Computex 2009. The device supports multi-language and allows users to activate or change music tracks with their own voice. The AITALK makes it easier for iPod users to listen to the music while driving, doing exercise or when their hands are engaging with other activities. Pricing or availability info is still unavailable. Stay tuned for more updates. [Aibelive via iPod and MP3 Players]
Here are Ray-Out’s latest Naruto and Disney collection of Silicone covers for the iPod Shuffle. It is made of high grade Silicone that will fully protect your iPod Shuffle from scratch or damage. No word on pricing at this time. Read more
Priced at $8.99, these ChocoShuffles are probably the most expensive chunks of chocolate you’ll ever come across. But hey, they play music! Well actually the iPod shuffle stuffed in this milk chocolate looking thing is what’s playing the music, but you wouldn’t know if we didn’t say anything now would you? 
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The Hyoutan is actually a kind of cucumber that many countries used for many usage: It can be eaten, as a sponge, but also as a gourd, guitar etc. Bird Electron today introduced its brand new Hyoukan Speaker double cone. The speaker comes with a mini adapter that allows you to connect it to your iPod, or other Digital Audio Player. The Hyoutan Speaker for iPod is priced at 18,500 Yen. [Akihabara via iPod and MP3 Players]
iLuv will introduce the iLuv i9500 audio system at next month’s CES show. The device comes equipped with a docking post for Apple devices, MP3 and WMA file playback, and a 4 CD tray for your collection of audio CDs. As usual, any iPod or iPhone connected to the i9500 will be charged. It also has an SD memory card slot for you to store music on that format. Other features include an integrated FM tuner and a built-in alarm clock. The iLuv i9500 audio system will be released sometime next year. No word on pricing yet. [ipodnn via iPod and MP3 Players]
You can now enjoy music from your iPod using a wireless headphones from Onkyo. The good news is that the headphones are cheap. Priced at around $200, the Onkyo MHP-UW2 uses the 2.4Ghz digital connection and comes equipped with a emitter that attaches to the iPod to broadcast music for up to 8 hours. The transmitter weights in 35 grams and is rechargeable via AC adaptor or USB. The Onkyo MHP-UW2 will be released in November in Japan. [Likecool via iPod and MP3 Players Blog]
Brightonnet comes back with the BI-SPMINI Series of portable speakers for iPod. Available in black or white, the speaker has an output power of only 1.5 watts. However, there is no word on pricing so far. [Akihabara via iPod and MP3 Players Blog]
ezGear has rolled out its new Video Cable for new iPods which is compatible with the iPod touch, iPod classic, iPod nano (video), and Apple iPhone. This new video cable has an Apple Authentication chip to activate the video-out feature on late 2007 model iPods and iPhone. Other features include a Dock Connector on one end, and standard RCA composite video and audio plugs at the other. The ezGear Video Cable for new iPods retails for $39.99. [ezGear via iPod Blog]
The Naja King flexible iPod stand lends a helping hand in holding your iPhone or iPod touch. It allows you to put either item in a vertical or horizontal position, so you can watch movies without using your hands. Other features include a head with anti-scratch grippers that rotate 360º, a three-foot-long cable. $40 [Gizmodo via iPod Blog]
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