The iPhone has many different types of accessories available to make the use of the iPhone more enjoyable and also to protect the iPhone itself. Some of the accessories are expensive, like the home docks, and some of the accessories are cheap as chips. One of these inexpensive iPhone accessories is the iAngle.

The iAngle is designed to do two different things. One of them is that it is made to store your earbuds so that they don’t get tangled in a bag or purse. The other function of the iAngle is to hold your iPhone or iPod up so that it makes video viewing easier. This accessory is something so simple and perfect for those who travel because it fits perfecting just about anywhere without taking up much room. Long road trips are easier with the iAngle because you can use your iPhone and still be hands free to check maps or watch movies. Never again will you spend minutes to hours trying to untangle your earbuds or have to hold your iPhone to watch movies. The iAngle will only set you back $10.

MP3 players are a great way to be on the go with music in your pocket. MP3 players have become so popular that many of the new mobile phones are being produced with MP3 players built in. This can be seen with the iPhone. One of the downsides to owning something like the iPhone is that if you want to listen to music at home you have to use the mobile phone’s speakers or listen with earphones. There is another choice if you want to listen to the music on your iPhone and that is the Pioneer AV Series XW-NAV1K-K.

The Pioneer AV Series XW-NAV1K-K is certified to work with your iPhone. This iPhone dock has a 2 channel dynamic digital amplifier, USB port for media playback and composite video output. This dock will allow you to enjoy not only great sounds but also video for the perfect entertainment. The Pioneer XW-NAV1K-K has been designed to be a all in one mini home theater system. Another great feature of this iPhone dock is that you can rip CDs to flash drives if you choose. The Pioneer AV Series XW-NAV1K-K is available for pre-order at Amazon for just under $300.

Jean-Michel Jarre, a pioneer when it comes to electronic music and also famous for those massive concerts that got record amounts of followers and used some of the most beautiful laser and firework games, has now designed some iPod Speakers. And looks really neat. Dubbed the AeroSystem it features two 20W RMS speakers and a 45W RMS subwoofer into a retro design that also packs a USB port and a 3.5mm jack. Though they look shinny and modern, I’m pretty sure it wouldn’t be a real deal, because the cost for these iPod speakers are €450 (some $580). Plus, it’s only in France right now. – via Gadget Lab

Gorenje is really smiling after their latest release. Dubbed the “Made for  ipod” Fridge, the company is taking on the iPod cult and trying to convince people to buy a few for their homes. I honestly think that they’ll fail, but still it’s a good marketing move. But let’s get on a few details for the new Made for iPod Fridge:

• it boasts the usual iPod dock
• includes two built-in speakers but we don’t know how hard can they rock the beers inside
• Gorenje optimized their portal (iGorenje – what other name could they have used?) for iPhone and iPod and can control your other household appliances that are connected via WiFi

Though it looks nice in pictures, I’m not sure how practical it is, and that’s because when it comes to kitchens we have to be practical. Right? No word if that’s a final version, if they’ll ever produce it, a price or if it’s just a marketing scheme to take on Apple fans.

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Perhaps you already know that Apple’s online store engraves the gadgets bought from there. That’s great, but they only offer text engraving. I have discovered Engrave, a Portland-based company that personalize gadgets, smartphones or laptops. They use laser engraving and I am telling you, their work is impressive.

iPhones, iPods, MacBooks or any other cool gadgets can be personalized for your Valentine. That is a great gift for Valentine’s Day. Furthermore, the costs for laser engraving are acceptable. For example an iPhone engraving would cost $50, an iPod nano just $35, while a personalized laptop would cost you between $100-$150 depending on its size.

You can come up with your own designs, made in Adobe Illustrator or Corel Draw with a minimum resolution of 200 dpi. So, if you want to surprise your sweetie contact the Engrave offices for a request. They also engrave other objects, but first you should make an inquire. I do not know if they accept requests from outside US, but you should give it a try, there is enough time until Valentine’s Day arrives.

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Tango Studio is a compact audio system that will perfectly suit on a bookshelf or on your desk. Its sleek design match very well with iPod’s. The system features two full range loudspeakers and a full stereo high-dynamic amplifier. To keep the compact design, Tango Studio was projected with a retractable iPod dock.

The device was designed for iPod touch, iPod classic, iPod nano (1G, 2G, & 3G), iPod with video, iPod (4G), iPod mini. Even you have an iPod Shuffle it can be connected via the auxiliary line-in jack. Also the unit allows you to connect other devices, for example other music players or just a video game console.

The system features a wireless remote control. It works in a fifty feet range. Other specs needed to be mentioned here are the FM tuner and the display behind sleek the cloth grill. The Tango Studio Audio System retails for $79.95.

Product page via TechFresh