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Audio Pro offers this stylish portable iPod subwoofer for the audiophile in you. Wrapped in soft leather and available in black, white, or red, these speakers look like an oversized handbag complete with a handle. 100 decibels of audio from the two tweeters and one woofer can be enjoyed indoor or outdoor. No iPod? No worries since it has a standard 3.5 mm jack for your PC, Mac, or your other MP3 player. Put in six D-type batteries and enjoy up to 24 hours of outdoor audio nirvana. $179.

HS networks will soon bring near-PC functionality into your cars with the NAVist III. This is a double-DIN receiver that has a DVD drive and removable hard disk. This mobile accessory gadget can play movies and music saved on CDs and DVDs. It has a 7-inch screen to show the contents of the CDs, DVDs, and even those stored in SD cards or HDD. There is a USB connection allowing the user to transfer files from other devices. However, Navist III is currently only available in Korea, the company is gathering western distributors at the present time.

You’ll never have to wake up irritated ever again because of your loud and disruptive alarm clock with Logitech’s Pure-Fi. It contains a great motion sensor that lets you use the snooze function be waving your hand. The Pure-Fi also comes with motion controls to adjust the brightness, a Digital AM/FM radio, and a dock for either your iPhone or iPod. $100.

Rock out on your laptop with Logitech’s Z-500 wireless notebook speaker. The Z-500 is compatible with Macs as well as PCs, while connecting to your computer with a wireless USB dongle, and most importantly rechargeable batteries that last 12 hours with only one charge. Perfect for your iPod when you need music to get you through some work. $200.

If you’re looking for stylish and awesome DJ-style headphones check these two new models out by Skull Candy. The releases include a Low Rider design (left) featuring 18 different colors and a frequency range of 100 - 18,000 HZ. The other on the right comes with 50mm drivers and nice design overall. The headphones may not give your serious DJ Skills, but they sport a tight design that can’t be beat. Thanks to Gearcrave for these. $40-50.

If you’re thinking about throwing a kickback at your pad, then the Sony XROSS FADE DJ-style home audio system has what you need and then some. I guess you could say it’s like a block party in a box. This system offers a good 450 watts of power with DJ features such as a cross fader with monitor cue, two channel mixer, and is able to mix audio from any source along with dual docks for iPod mixing. Other features include a CD Player, AM/FM radio, line-in jack, cd/radio to mp3 conversion, and a USB recording function. The XROSS FADE wont guarantee good DJ skills, but it might actually give you some hope. $500.

While we’re on the topic of Audio stuff today, why not treat your ears to possibly the best sounding earphones out there. We saw these babies on our friend’s site, The Bachelor Guy, and decided to show them to you. The Ultrasone HFI-2200 Headphones feature S-Logic™ Natural Surround Sound technology. How do stereo headphones give you surround sound? Dunno. But, they do. They direct sound to your outer ear and thereby reducing pressure on your eardrum by 40%. Not bad. The headphones also reduce radiation emission to your head by 98%. Goodbye Tumors! $300.

With the Belkin Rockstar you can share your audio juice with some friends, or even strangers! It allows you to plug in multiple inputs and outputs and mix the two together, basically doubling-up for the ultimate eargasm. It’s compatible with just about every iPod out there so there’s no worrying about being left out of this party. Just be prepared for annoying, unappealing people trying to plug into your outlet. $20.