This is the perfect gift for the alcoholic in your life, or even just the guy who likes to go out and have a few drinks every now and then. The iBreath attaches to the bottom of your iPod and will tell you whether or not you’re under the legal limit for getting behind the wheel. While if you need this to decide if you’re legal you probably shouldn’t be driving in the first place, it’s a nice idea. Pick one up now for $80 from David Steele. [via Geeky-Gadgets]

Dubbed the DLO HomeDock HD Pro, what you see above is an upscaling iPod dock that promises to take your videos and stream them out via HDMI in brilliant 720p/1080i. With plenty of ports in the back to connect to your ravishing home-theater, we’re still reluctant on how a 320 x 240 will look when upscaled to HD. Price is $399 and unless you have some good quality movies on your iPod, we’re a touch skeptical on the quality of the output. [via Dvice]

Looking for something a little more iPhone and a little less tricky stash? Stay on top of the trends with Apple’s latest headlines from around the world:

Trying to stash your cigarettes from your parents, wife or husband? This iPod secret cigarette case must be one of the coolest ways to do it. All you need is a screwdriver and no more feelings for the little gadget. Gently remove the innards and make room for your top secret collection of cigarettes that will get you safe out of the house and will likely get your fellow geeks, jealous. Great idea, don’t you think? [via TulipSociety]

Marantz is showing off a new wireless iPod dock capable of sending audio and video from your iPod to your home theater system or the like wire free. The system works with any dock connecting iPod (not iPhones) and has Bluetooth 2.1. The device is expected to hit Japan at the beginning of next year for a little under $300, no word on when we will see it in the states. [via slipperybrick]

When we say “cut the cord”, we’re not talking about scissors or actually cutting something. The iMuffs are a pair of pretty wireless headphones that allow you to listen to your favorite music from your iPod (including the 3rd generation iPods) or smartphone by pairing them via Bluetooth. With ergonomically placed controls that allows you to skip, play or pause, the iMuffs offer near-CD quality sound for a distance of up to 10m.  The iMuffs charge via USB and have a pretty decent battery that will keep on waving for about 16 hours. Kinda pricey at $129.99 (includes the iMuffs adapter for iPod), but comfort and style are expensive these days. Too bad they can’t warm up your ears while listening to Chinese Democracy… [via OhGizmo]

Forrest Gump once opened a letter with an Apple logo on it, telling the audience that his friend “invested part of his money in a fruit company”.  These incredible sun-tanned apples include that familiar Apple logo on them– so they must be part of that fruit company. A farmer in Japan just put the Apple and the iPod logo on his fruits while they were growing, giving a tasty spin to the classic Fuji apple.  The result is a simple technique, splendid results and something that should get Steve thinking. Apples anyone? [via Gizmodo]

Logic3 has released its new Valve80 iPod dock and speaker system. The tube-based iPod sound system has two 2-way bookshelf speakers, and a 40-way tube amplifier. The system can play music off your iPod through an iPod dock and has composite and S-Video outputs as well as audio inputs for rocking out with your other devices. Get one now in the UK for around $450. [via Engadget]

The Logic3 i-Station Rotate puts a slightly different spin on your traditional iPhone/iTouch speaker system. The Rotate allows you to keep your iPhone upright, or rotate it horizontally to fit within the speaker system.

The i-Station has TDMA noise suppression to remote static interference when you receive call, video out, remote control, 10W audio output, and a 3.mm stereo line-in socket.  Expect it to hit store shelves in January of next year. [Logic 3 via Gizmodo]

Acoustic Research just announced their AR5100 docking system, a wall mountable device that not only looks sleek but also delivers high quality audio. Featuring horn-loaded tweeters, a subwoofer enclosure and some premium audio crossovers, the 3-inch thin docking system from Acoustic Research also packs some sensitive backlit touch buttons, works with the iPod, has an IR remote and a component-video output. Sounds cool? Then you should know that AR5100 is going to be available starting from December, for $199. [via Gearlog]