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Bird-Electron has created the EZ17-B Recycling Speaker for Apple iPod. You just need to place the speaker panel on top of the open box, and plug it into the iPod and play. It doesn’t require any power source and easy to install. You can buy this speaker for $40. [AudioCubes]

Neoneco today released its brand new i-Pod swing speaker in the Korea market. It is actually a rechargeable stereo speaker attached to the backside of a crystal case. The speaker provides up to 10 hours battery life in fully charged condition. The Neoneco i-Pod swing speaker is priced at 29,000 Korean Won for iPod Nano 3G, 32,000 Korean Won for iPod Classic, and 35,000 Korean Won for iPod Touch. [AVING]

DirectVoxx today unveiled their barand new Muso Voice Control for iPod. The Muso is a small dock-connecting accessory allowing users to access their music tracks with voice commands. What makes this gadget col is that it supports a wide variety of English phrases. The non-English multilingual support will be available in 2009. The device is self-powered by an internal rechargeable battery offering ten hours of use under “normal operating conditions.” The Muso will be available for the iPod nano in December for $159. Each purchase comes with a sync/charge cable and a remote control. [Product Page]

Brightonnet comes back with the BI-SPMINI Series of portable speakers for iPod. Available in black or white, the speaker has an output power of only 1.5 watts. However, there is no word on pricing so far. [Akihabara]

JVC’s new NX-PN7 Dual iPod docking station provides the ability to hold a couple of iPods or iPhones simultaneously. The gadget has an integrated AM/FM radio, a remote control, and illuminated strips under each receptacle which light up in nine colors. The docking station is priced at $149.95. [DVICE]