Wink-activated iPod controller

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  Super Monkey Ball

  Unless you have a great deal of patience and very steady hands or a love of monkeys, bananas and falling off high surfaces, this game is not for you.

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  Logitech Pure-Fi Mobile

  The Logitech Pure-Fi Mobile is a versatile portable speaker system that's an excellent option for mobile-music-device users.

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  Creative TravelSound i50

  The Creative TravelSound i50 is a fine choice for iPod Shuffle owners looking for a powerful portable speaker that integrates the player seamlessly, but there are better sounding options out there.

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  AVLabs MYTube Video Speakers for iPod

  The MYTube iPod dock throws everything it can into a dock, and then a little bit more. Only some of it sticks, mind you.

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  BigPond Music offers legal iPod downloads

  After years of offering music downloads that are incompatible with iPods, BigPond Music has announced the availability of MP3 downloads from today.

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  Altec Lansing T612

  iPhone 3G owners have a strong incentive to splurge on Altec Lansing's T612. Every other iPod owner should look elsewhere, though.

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  Eight tips to make your home eco-friendly

  Cnet.com.au's top tips to turn your home into a more eco-friendly household.

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  Oi!: iPhone remote: Controlling iTunes from bed

  Have you reached the point of ultimate laziness and can't even be bothered to control iTunes from bed? Use your iPod or iPhone instead.

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  Oi!: JVC's dual-dock iPod speaker eases party pain

  JVC has doubled up on the docks with its NX-PN7, an iPod speaker system that allows you to charge two players simultaneously and play songs from each.

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  Memory cards: All your questions answered

  With all the different types and variations available, it's easy to get confused about memory cards. But as they now fit into everything from digital cameras to printers, phones and televisions, it's important to know your way around the memory card maze.

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  What's next for Apple? We think it's the remote

  After looking at what Apple has done in the past, there are some clues going forward. A good place to look is some of its older products, both software and hardware.

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  LG's new hi-fi hosts parties

  LG's new micro hi-fi system is a touchy, glossy disc player and iPod dock that will be "presenting" this year's MTV Australia Awards after-party.

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  Hear Zeppelin, on a Zeppelin

  Got a spare thousand clams, an iPod and a penchant for dirigibles? Well then, B&W's Zeppelin was made for you.

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  Dock around the clock with Philips

  Apple fans, get set for a flock of new clock docks: Philips has released two iPod-compatible clock radios to wake you from your dreams of the iPhone.

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  Creative's I-Trigue speakers give you sharper tunes

  Creative's I-Trigue 3000i iPod speaker system has hit the shelves, bringing a skinny subwoofer and vintage-looking remote to the mix.

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  JVC's dual-dock iPod speaker eases party pain

  JVC has doubled up on the docks with its NX-PN7, an iPod speaker system that allows you to charge two players simultaneously and play songs from each.

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  iPhone accessories a-go-go

  Buying an iPhone is like bringing home a newborn — you want to ensure you have everything prepared so that it's comfortable and cared for. To this end, here are some iPhone accessories for the feverishly anticipated handset.

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  Mini aluminium Nano add-on

  Trick out your third-gen Nano with Creative's TravelSound i80, a teeny, rechargeable speaker that fits snug against your player.

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  Logitech Pure-Fi Mobile

  The Logitech Pure-Fi Mobile is a versatile portable speaker system that's an excellent option for mobile-music-device users.

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  Creative TravelSound i50

  The Creative TravelSound i50 is a fine choice for iPod Shuffle owners looking for a powerful portable speaker that integrates the player seamlessly, but there are better sounding options out there.

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  AVLabs MYTube Video Speakers for iPod

  The MYTube iPod dock throws everything it can into a dock, and then a little bit more. Only some of it sticks, mind you.

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  Altec Lansing T612

  iPhone 3G owners have a strong incentive to splurge on Altec Lansing's T612. Every other iPod owner should look elsewhere, though.

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  LG Micro HiFi System FB163

  It's clad in a pretty package, but the FB163 disappoints on the performance front, offering confusing iPod features and an arguably superfluous USB recording function.

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  Bose SoundDock

  If you're an iPod owner with cash to burn, the Bose SoundDock is an attractive system with great sound.

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  Sennheiser CX 400 sound-isolating earphones

  A stunning set of earphones with great bundled accessories and sound quality to utterly destroy the 'phones that came with your MP3 player.

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  LG Micro HiFi System FB163

  It's clad in a pretty package, but the FB163 disappoints on the performance front, offering confusing iPod features and an arguably superfluous USB recording function.

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  Logitech Pure-Fi Mobile

  The Logitech Pure-Fi Mobile is a versatile portable speaker system that's an excellent option for mobile-music-device users.

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  Philips AJ300D Docking Entertainment System

  Want a device that will get you dancing in your lounge room then wake you up with a song after you pass out from exhaustion? Try the AJ300D, a compact speaker system at a very nice price.

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  Belkin TuneStudio

  The Belkin TuneStudio is an excellent four-track recorder which is best when used with a Mac or PC. It includes pro-level features such as a compressor and phantom power.

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  Shure E500PTH sound isolating earphones

  If you're the type who prefers uncompressed or lossless formats, require low-profile headphones, and don't mind investing in high-end headphones, the Shure E500PTH should be on your short list.

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  Shure E4c headphones

  Shure's E4c earbuds are simply the best in-ear headphones we've ever heard.

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  Sennheiser PXC-250

  Highly effective noise-cancelling circuitry mated with detailed sound and a comfortable fit -- what's not to like?

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