Imagine every feature you could ever want from an iPod dock. Go on, make a list. Ours includes AirPlay, solid sound quality, an iPod charging dock, and a reasonable price tag. This is good news for the iW1, which includes all these features and a boatload of others we didn’t even know we wanted.

The Neo-i stretches the very definition of what a pico projector is. First off, it’s too good to be a pico projector—the internal lens and engine are pulled straight from Optoma’s critically acclaimed PK301—but it also boasts an impressive stereo and iPod dock. Second, it’s too big to be a pico projector. Weighing in at 2.5 pounds, it’s neither handheld nor mobile. So what exactly is this thing?

Macs and music go hand in hand. Whether it’s crafting songs in GarageBand or listening to your favorite new tracks in iTunes, tons of music flows through our Macs. So a decent pair of speakers can do wonders for your desktop jamming, and Blue Sky’s new EXO2 monitors bring studio sound home for both musicians and fans.

The EXO2 is the successor to Blue Sky’s well-regarded EXO 2.1 (naming conventions be damned). It features a similar configuration—two satellite speakers, a subwoofer, and a small preamp for tweaking the sound. The EXO2 supports inputs from XLR/TRS connectors, RCA, and 3.5mm stereo cables. If that means nothing to you, this system probably wasn’t made with you in mind.