I don’t know if I have to admit it, but this iBoo speakerset, docking station for iPods is rather cute.

The spooky station features 3 speakers and a subwoofer for a total of 15Watt. It also comes with a mini remote, touch control and an AUX input to connect to TV. It is available in red, blue and white.

At $89.99 even the retail price is acceptable.

With that being said, the latest lego tech product is actually a dock for your iPod. It is hard to believe, but inside that small lego block there are tiny speakers. I doubt the sound will be anything good, but in this case the “looks” are worth more than the “features”.

Priced at approximately $16, the Lego iPod Dock is available at 10×10 from Korea.

PS – I wonder why companies do bad photoshop jobs instead of taking a photo of the product?

[Via - technabob]

Simple and effective. And it makes me wonder why something like this was never shipped with the iPod Video to begin with.

One problem that the iTrip has always had is range. Usually once you get it 1-2 feet away from the antenna, you start to lose the clarity and quality of your signal.

Here is a simple “how-to” that shows you how to open up the iTrip and expose the antenna, increasing the strength of the signal and the distance from the antenna you can use it effectively.

Basically, using an exacto or small flat-head screwdriver, pry open the case, cut a notch in the top of it, and run the copper-wire antenna through that, then seal the case back up. Now the antenna is outside of the plastic case, which increases the range.

Link goes to a photogallery of the process.