Despite the current glut of iPod docks Marantz have come up with their own take with this wireless iPod dock (no word of model name or number). Via a receiver attached to the audio system of your choice, a wireless iPod cradle streams music and video from your iPod to the system using Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR A2DP and Bluetooth AVRCP.

The ever growing market for streaming set-top boxes today has another contender, the Neuros Link which looks aimed squarely at the Apple TV market (which isn’t exactly huge). The Neuros Link streams video from an array on online services and sources as well as being able to locally stream content, audio and video, from any available USB hard drive.

Guitar Hero has become a cult smash for wannabe rock stars and the Logitech Premiere Edition Wireless Guitar Hero controller feeds this need for Rock Legend status like a drug dealer feeding a crack fiend

This 1940’s style retro USB microphone is just too cool to look at. Add the fact that it’s wireless and USB plug-n-play makes it one wireless USB gadget even your grandmother would love.

The BlueAnt Wireless V1 is touted as the first 100% hands free Bluetooth headset on the market. No buttons at all. Nada. You can safely ‘answer’, ‘ignore’ and ‘redial’ all with the sound of your voice without fiddling the buttons. Cool.

The Hive Audio System by Christopher Stuart is unique be design and amplified by nature. This outdoor speaker looks more like an ornament than a speaker but for wireless outdoor sound, it’s pretty sweet.

The SONY Ericsson wireless speaker MBS-200 and MBS-400 definitely look the part with their chrome exterior and minimalist design. With wireless Bluetooth technology built in, these speakers with give your phone more bounce to the ounce

Wireless headphones are a dime a dozen but the Sennheiser RS120 926 has stood the test of time. This is one of the best wireless headphones for the past 5 years and is still going strong. Check out our mini-review of the wireless headphone monster.