It supports 2nd and 3rd generation Nanos directly with a wireless connection, but other MP3 devices will use a connecting cord that is included, thankfully.  The “lightweight” headphones might be too big and bulky for some types, but they’re pretty full fidelity for those who value that sort of thing.

If $17.99 doesn’t sound too much for these (and if you own a Nano this is almost a no-brainer for this price), head over to the Skymall and grab yours.

The high-quality turntable will actually convert your vinyl into digital format.  It’s a belt driven player that plays 7”, 10” and 12” records, so you’re set no matter what the type of record you need.  It’s even vinyl-wrapped and includes USB connections and even built-in speakers too.

You can grab Briefcase USB Turntable for $69.99 from Think Geek.

This handy gadget comes with a LED flashlight built in as well, and a recharge jack for your mobile gizmos to recharge, so its super flexible in usage if you’re stick in the middle of nowhere.

A single minute of winding gives you abundant benefits, including 30 minutes of light, 10 minutes of radio time and 3 minutes of weather reports, so you can get the info you need easily with no batteries required.  And it isn’t too expensive either; it sells for $19.95 through Amazon.

This is the slender, lightweight dual-speaker system that rests around your neck and allows you to listen to music while you remain aware of your surroundings. It plugs into any portable audio device with a standard 3.5mm plug (compatible with iPhone and iPod Touch) with its 36? cord. Its dual 1? speakers offer a frequency range of 20Hz-20,000Hz for high-quality sound and are positioned to project sound up to your ears. With built-in volume control. The system only weighs 7 1/2 oz. and has two flexible sections on either side of the frame that enable you to adjust them for optimal comfort.

Just pop in a pair of AA batteries and that should keep you bopping for up to 30 hours of play time, and a pair of these will run you $129.95.

It comes with 2GB of memory (standard these days) which is usually up to 500 songs or so. It’s USB powered and can play for up to 8 hours on a charge, which is also decent as well. It comes with the standard 3.5mm headphone jack, so you can plug in nearly any earphones you wish.

And hey, you can even add real Legos to the top and bottom of the device, now how neat is that? You can grab this through Amazon for $29.99 right now.

The gadget uses (according to the makers) an entirely acoustic amplification system, using the all-metal “horn” to amplify it even further.  The base is hand-carved walnut, using pieces of real antique furniture; a real cool item to display in any house.

The only downside: it’s pretty expensive, running $400 or so. If you have extra money, and have a use for it, it’s awesome indeed.

No, Apple had nothing to do with making the speakers; they’re shaped (vaguely) like apples, and they even have a keychain attached to make moving the speaker around a little easier.  It features a rechargeable battery and easy 3.5mm headphone connectors and this also makes it usable with any MP3 player.

There are various color choices, including yellow, red, pink, green and black.  You can get a bite of this apple for only $13 from USB Brando.

There were always rumors of this device being created, but nothing concrete ever surfaced…until now. Now a company has emerged to release the MP3 player to the public, probably by February or so.

It accepts microSD memory cards, and in an odd omission, there will be no LCD screen, the songs will simply play in order from the card. We aren’t sure if some will want a little more control, but this gadget is more about the design than the usefulness apparently.

You can own the “Force” for your very own for $23.90 from NCSX.

The white speakers are said to have powerful sound, and can stand up in any position needed.  The hinges are strong and keep the speaker open, and it has several power options to keep it running longer at a clip: you can use USB power from a computer, or 3 AAA batteries; whatever works for your situation.

It includes 3 speakers and you can pick up this handy speaker setup for $14 from Urban Outfitters.

Using fancy sounding “900MHZ Phase Loop Lock” circuitry, the device can send an audio signal up to 150-feet to the unit (even through walls, according to the makers).

It is also compatible with any iPod, iPhone or your choice of MP3 unit (if it uses a 3.5mm output jack of course). The Wireless Waterproof Shower Speaker sells for $59.99 each, which is a pretty good deal for rockin’ with the Rolling Stones while showering.