Alarm clocks are typically an eye sore, but the Vers 1.5 is anything but. Made in different finishes, the 1.5 looks like a piece of furniture– and plays that part very well. Looking at it, you can easily see how it can be used as an accent piece whether it be in the kitchen, office or simply by your bedside. Not only is it easy on the eyes, but it also comes packed with numerous features. It can play and charge your iPod, it serves as a dual alarm clock (which means it can wake you to your iPod or the radio) and it has a rear port design for better bass response. Each one is handcrafted and the attention to detail really shows…  [from $199.99 at versaudio]

If you’re someone like me who sleeps with your iPhone by your bedside then the Grooveneo iPod clock dock may be right up your alley. The dock holds your iPhone or iPod and has a huge LED display, 2.75-inch stereo speakers, integrated AM/FM tuner, and an alarm clock function. Get one now for $90. [via GeekyGadgets]

Ferrari will be outfitting 499 of its limited-edition Scuderia Spider 16Ms with a dock for an iPod Touch in the center of the dashboard. The included Ferrari themed 16GB Touch will come with Ferrari images, themes, and sounds and can be removed from the car once parked for jamming on the go. The standard version of the car is expected to sell for around $277,000, so start saving you pennies now. [via Engadget]

You’re one step closer today to projecting movies from your iPod. The Optoma Pico Projector uses Texas Instruments’ DLP technology to project images anywhere from 8-inches to 8 and a half feet away. The unit can be charged via USB and AC power and has a 20,000-hour non-replaceable bulb. [via Engadget]

Maxell Japan has released a new universal speaker for the iPod, iTouch, and iPhone. The Maxell MXSP-1100 has an output of 2×4.2W and looks pretty cool if you ask us. No word on pricing or when we can see these for sale in the US.  [via AkibaharaNews]

I’m not a fan of bracelets, necklaces or anything like that, but when someone wants to wake up the Apple fanatic in me, they manage. Here’s the iBangle, an iPod inspired self-sizing bracelet for the future, an ambitious design of an audio player that will use wireless technology to send the sound to some fancy earbuds. Developed by designer Gopinath Prasana, the iBangle concept features a multi-touch track pad for easy navigation and uses air to inflate the blue inner band which will make it stick around your wrist, so that you don’t lose it. That’s exactly the design I’d need if I were to buy a musical bracelet. Like it? [via Dvice]

Actually, with the iRecorder you can convert any video playing on your TV to an iPod friendly MPEG4 file. Simply plug the iRecorder into your TV and your portable media player and sit back while it compresses your movie and uploads it to your device. From cable, set top box, satellite receiver box, DVD or even a camcorder you can enjoy all your video on the go. To give you an example, a normal 2 hour DVD will be turned into a 2GB MPEG4 file with no fuss. Pick one up for about $190. [via Unplggd]

Scandyna Speakers Dock Pack bundles Scandyna’s Dock (an iPod dock with speaker output, line out, and an AC Adaptor port) and a set of two Micropod SE speakers. You can mount them on the wall or set them on a shelf with the brushed chromed legs inserted tripod style. With an included remote control which controls the playback and volume, this little set of speakers offers iPod users a smart way to save a few bucks as well as providing clear, crisp, playback.  [$300 at scandynaspeakers]

iPod docks suck for an organized work environment, all they really do is hold up your iPod and make it look pretty. Griffin understood this and decided to change it with the Simplifi; a dock which rocks two powered USB ports and a 6 in 1 card reader.  It’s a little pricey at $70 but if you’re into sleek mac-like design, glowing blue LED’s, and jazzed-up card readers, it’s available right now from the company site. [Griffin Simplifi]