Sharp announced a new line of iPod speaker systems, the iElegance Music Systems. The new system consists of two models DK-A1 and DK-A10.Both the models are available in two colors: white and black. The i-Elegance music system for iPod feature full-range bass reflex speakers with built-in side-firing subwoofers that illuminate and produce low-end frequencies that ensure a deep bass sound. The i-Elegance also feature an electronic equalizer that customizes the sound based on the music genre and has a six-step mode to accurately adjust the sound for any type of music. Model DK-A10CD add a front-loading CD slot that plays standard CDs in addition to CD-R/RW with MP3 and WMA files. These 14-watt systems have a 6.5mm full range ×2 and 10cm woofer ×2 with 2W×2ch and 5W×2ch (sub woofer) output. For optimum sound quality, the units offer Esound, a digital signal processing technology that improves the quality of compressed digital music.

Electronics giant Sony has revamped its Bravia line of HDTVs, announcing nine new LCD displays and three new SXRD flat panel televisions.

The nine new Bravia LCDs range from 40 to 52 inches (diagonally) and are all 10-bit panels featuring 1,920 by 1,080 resolution along with Sony's Digital Media Extender (DMeX) technology which lets them hook up to Sony's Bravia Internet Link system so users can tap into Internet-based digital video from sources like Grouper, Yahoo, AOL, and—of course—Sony itself. Selected models also feature Sony's Motionflow 120Hz high frame rate system (which reduces blur and stutter) and x.v.Color capability.