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Owners of the latest and greatest iPod Touch may want to take notice of a new post over at the iPhone Dev team blog. A cryptic message hints at a possible 2G iPod Touch jailbreak:

Well it isn’t a British Thermonuclear Device.
It isn’t an episode from “The Twilight Zone”
And it certainly isn’t iPhone 3G related (right now)
There is one other device…
It fits in your pocket..
What can it be?

A link in the post directs you to a webpage for new project, redsn0w, which apparently contains an image of the iPod Touch 2G processor in the center of the star and shows a young girl playing Tic Tac Toe with her dog. Keep your eyes peeled for a big announcement coming next Sunday.

[Via Dev-Team Blog]

The Altec Lansing inMotion MAX is specially build for iPods and iPhones. The device comes equipped with custom-engineered 2 inch full-range drivers, 16 Watts of power, an integrated FM tuner with four presets, and a wireless remote control. Its Li-ion battery provides up to 5 hours of operating time. You can purchase the Altec Lansing inMotion MAX for $199.95 each.

Sonoro Element Internet radios are all flash, and have external docks from which you can charge and play songs from your iPod. The player’s packaged behind a spare OLED facade and features a navigation style that mimics Apple’s iPod interface — trademark clickwheel included. Sonoro’s really trying hard to set itself apart with its looks — the company’s logo on the bottom left of the unit’s face, for instance, is actually the on/off switch. (German engineering at its finest, indeed.)

Look for different varieties of the Element radios to hit soon for around $500.

Nothing too groundbreaking here, but Acoustic Research has a new pair of WiFi radios on tap at CES. The first one is the ARIR200 Infinite Radio, which pulls double duty as an internet / AM / FM radio and a traditional alarm clock. It provides direct access to Slacker content and comes bundled with a prepaid subscription to WeatherBug. Moving onto greener pastures, we’ve got the ARIR600i, which adds in a “subwoofer” and includes an iPod dock for charging your PMP and playing back tunes while docked. They’ll be available in February / mid-May, respectively for $129.99 / $199.99.

[CES 2009] We all know the Ladybug, the cute award winning iPod dock created by Vestalife. Today, the company is launching two new versions of its famous product. It is hard to innovate from a so unique design and the company strategy this year is to improve the existing shape. With the Firefly, they made the wings more curvy and the whole look becomes more elegant. The red color is also more subtle (from what I can see on the photo). The Firefly is iPhone compatible, unlike the LadyBug, and has a built-in subwoofer unlike the Jewelbox (the other new product). Features after the jump.

iLuv has been on quite the roll of late with these radio clocks and whatnot, though we’re a touch more excited than usual about the iHD171. For starters, this one tunes into HD Radio stations (you know, given how FM is so 2006), and it also plays nice with dock-connecting iPods and iPhones. You’ll find twin alarms for keeping couples happy, a front-panel display, iTunes tagging support, jAura speaker technology, an auxiliary line input (3.5-millimeter jack) and twin 4-watt drivers. If all that’s enough for you to exchange $199.99 for, you can do just that next month. Full release is after the jump.

Word on the street has it that Apple has plans to roll out a behemoth of an iPod touch that will feature a 7″ or even a 9″ display soemtime next fall, and this will most certainly fall under the tablet category that will be powered by a scaled down version of OS X found on the current iPod touch and iPhone 3G. How do you think this rumor will play out? Is it something worth looking forward to, or will it be just hot air when it is finally released? Only time will tell, but in the meantime something like this would have a very positive factor going for it - you have the advantage of the App Store to help maximize use of your giant iPod touch. Hopefully the battery life on this rumored device is able to stand up to the rigors of everyday use.

Here’s a funky accessory for your iPod, the iHome iH15W Colour Changing iPod Dock

This fun iPod dock, feature two built in speakers and a passive subwoofer, as well as a translucent case which can change colour.

If you wanted to wake up to an obnoxious buzzer, this iLuv iNT170 clock radio would let you with its dual alarms. But why do that when you can wake up to your choice of tens of thousands of internet radio stations, there for the taking? That’s what the Wi-Fi connectivity in this radio can let you do, hooking up with your home Wi-Fi network for those, and tuning in conventional FM stations, too.

Strangely enough, this is not an iPod dock, although there’s a line-in jack that’ll let you connect any music player or audio source. It’s unclear whether you can wirelessly connect this with your PC to stream music, which would be a welcome feature. But you are able to punch in 40 presets for your fave ‘net stations, and 40 more presets for FM. It’s retailing for $200, but we’ve already seen it discounted to $144.