The latest i765 from cambridge SoundWorks is a true all-in-one audio system which fit perfectly as a main entertainment system or as a second system for the bedroom, study, kitchen...

The i765 features built-in DVD player, CD player, AM/FM radio, dual alarm clock and iPod dock. This compact system includes a self-powered subwoofer along with two full-range speakers, a large LCD display with automatic adjustment backlight, a TV output (S-Video) that allows you to watch video from iPod or DVD and it offers the support of MP3 and WMA audio files. The top-mounted iPod dock is compatible with almost all models including the new iPod nano, iPod touch and iPod classic.

The Cambridge SoundWorks Radio i765 retails for $499.99. It is available for purchase at select Apple Retail Stores or from Cambridge SoundWorks' site.

Creative Europe recently announced its latest sound system called SoundWorks Radio CD 745. It's more than just a radio, it features the award-winning speaker design, its two stereo speakers, combined with a powerful, built-in subwoofer produces incredible clarity and excellent bass claims Creative.

A built-in AM/FM tuner allows you to save 24 station presets, and the slot-loading CD player even plays MP3/WMA tracks while displaying their titles on the blue backlighted LCD. Also it includes dual alarms with snooze button and sleep mode, a remote control, a line input and an optional dock that can host your iPod.

The SoundWorks Radio CD 745 is available on Creative's shop for 349.99€.

Kenwood extends its "Kseries" line with 2 new K1000 products, introducing the stereo amplifier R-K1000-N and a CD Player, the DP-K1000-N. Both will be available from late November.

The kenwood DP-K1000-N introduces the famous "WM8740" DAC from Wolfson (SNR 117dB) and the "DPAC" (Digital Pulse Axis Control) used to reduce the jitter. Digital and analog grounds are separated to reduce the interference noise, the audio outputs are equipped with relays that cut each unused output. The player supports the playback of music CDs as well as CD-R/RW recorded in AAC/MP3/WMA, and the DP-K1000-N consumes 11W, measures 270x99x296mm, weighs 3.4kg and will cost around $350.

Elonex is releasing their latest creation, The LNXCube Stereo System. It's a HiFi with CD player, FM tuner, USB port and a wireless remote, that also doubles as a DVD player. It includes an eye-catching 7 inch widescreen LCD display that you can use to watch a DVD or even watch television with the DVB TV tuner or the analog tuner.

Along with that, it has the classical A/V outputs, the supports of MP3, a 30W + 30W power output and it comes for $366.

Victor introduced the RD-M15, its new stereo system with 1GB of built-in flash memory and "DJ capabilities".

Along with its 1GB memory, the RD-M15 features a CD player with manual speed control for mixing (± 12%), time shifting capabilities, an LCD display, an AM/FM radio tuner, an USB input (v1.1) and the support of MP3, WMA and WAV formats.
The 1GB of memory allows you to save up to 50min in MP3 or WMA (LP mode: 64 kbps) from the radio, a CD, an USB key... You can also mix or record your voice via the microphone.

The Victor RD-M15 stereo will be available in early November in Japan at approximately $400.

Victor announced its latest EX-AK1 compact stereo sytem. Adopting the proprietary "K2 technology" algorithms of decompression along with MP3 and WMA audio files, the EX-AK1 system restores a natural sound.

Victor's EX-AK1 stereo supports the playback of VCD, SVCD, DVD-R/RW +R/RW, CD-R/RW, MP3, WMA, WAV and JPEG, it gets a built-in AM/FM radio tuner and a remote control.
The speakers employ a 8.5cm wooden cone type driver mounted in a bass reflex enclosure made from natural cherry wood. The power amplifier delivers a rated output of 30W + 30W using a digital amplifier "DEUS".

The Victor EX-AK1 stereo system will be on the market on early November, however the price is unknown at the moment.

The latest hifi system from Bose combines the "PLS-1610" CD/DVD receiver with a pair of "PS-125" bookshelf speakers and it has been announced on October 20th in Japan.

The WBS-1EXIV stereo system features the playback of DVD Video, CD-R/RW, it offers the support of MP3 files and also gets a built-in AM/FM radio tuner. The amplifier delivers a maximum of 40Wx2ch (6Ω) to the PS-125 speakers. The PS-125 uses a single full range driver of 11.5cm mounted in a vented cabinet equipped with a gold plated connector.

Another new stereo system announced from Kenwood today, the R-K711 is an high-end CD receiver supporting the playback of CD-R/RW disks (MP3, WMA and AAC formats) but no support of DRM, and it gets a built-in AM/FM radio tuner.

The Pre-amp section is fully digital, based on the D.P.A.C. (Digital Pulse Axis Control) circuit for a loss-less processing. The amplifier features high quality components and delivers 2x 30W (6Ω). Also a microphone includes in the package adjusts automatically the “AUTO ROOM EQ” equalizer setting to the environment in 5 types "NORMAL", "WIDE", "NIGHT", "LIVE" and "VOCAL".

The Kenwood Kseries R-K711 will be available in 2 flavors, grey (R-K711-N) or black (R-K711-B) and it has been announced for $250.00 for October.

The japanese company Kenwood has announced its latest CR-A7USB, this compact stereo system is able to read MP3 files from an SD card (max. capacity: 2GB) or from an external USB memory.

This player is ideal in a kitchen or in a living room with its modern and compact design 378x101x158mm for a light weight of 2.1Kg. It supports MP3, WMA, AAC and WAV formats, gets a CD-R/RW player, an AM/FM radio tuner and a liquid crystal display with the support of ID3 Tags. Also the amplifier delivers 2x 2.5W to the 2 full range drivers.

Kenwood CR-A7USB will be available in two colors, blue (CR-A7USB-L) or red (CR-A7USB-S) in the Mid-October.

Teac UK has announced a new micro component system, complete with iPod dock, for just £230 or about $500. The CR-H227i is based on the CR-H-257i, but it loses the DAB reception, making it an affordable choice for those who can't receive, or don't want to have the digital radio.

The new system combines a 2x25W amplifier, a CD player also supporting CD-R/RW and MP3 discs, and a 30-preset FM/AM RDS radio tuner. There are also clock, alarm and sleep functions, three line inputs on rear-panel RCA sockets, and one on a 3.5mm socket on the front. There are outputs for headphones, a subwoofer and a digital audio recorder, and two sets of analogue tape feeds but unfortunately there is no speaker includes.

The iPod dock allows control of the digital player via the system's remote, and also has video outputs to connect to your TV. The system comes in black or silver, and will be in the shops soon.