iLive storms back with 33 new iPod / iPhone-friendly audio products

Man, we'd usually say it's been a hot minute since we heard from iLive, but when you're pushing a full year, that's just a woeful understatement. Nevertheless, the peripheral outfit is hitting back in a big way here at CES, tossing out no fewer than 33 new iPod and iPhone-compatible audio products. We won't bother detailing the lower-end gear, but a few of the highlights include the iTDP610B bar speakers with built-in DVD player -- which touts a motorized door that opens to reveal the iPhone dock and to load and unload a DVD-- and the iHP310B micro audio system. The former can be had in two sizes (32- or 37-inch) for $199.99, while the latter is pegged at $99.99. Peep that source link if you're hungry for more, and give the gallery a look for some visual eye candy to accompany it.

iLive storms back with 33 new iPod / iPhone-friendly audio products

[kfury77 Posted Jan 6th 2010 3:13AM]

Gotta say... I'm getting a little bit bored of seeing iPod docks...

[gerrrg Posted Jan 6th 2010 3:30AM]

Gotta say, I'm kinda surprised that we're not seeing products sporting a mini-usb for Android and other phones.

[Thunderbuck Posted Jan 6th 2010 5:59AM]

This is kind of the "throw stuff at the wall and see what sticks" approach. Out of all those new products, I found maybe four that looked appealing (and I'm not confident that appeal would survive an actual encounter, given what I've seen of iLive before).

[logic thinker Posted Jan 6th 2010 10:10AM]

Apple announced Tuesday that more than 3 billion applications had been downloaded for the iPhone and iPod touch. For a store that has been around for only 18 months, that's a lot of apps.

[Mentat Posted Jan 6th 2010 11:19AM]

@logic thinker

That's all fine and dandy but, what does that have to with this post?

[TokyoBen Posted Jan 6th 2010 2:54PM]

Long speaker is looooooooooooooooooooong.