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This speaker is shaped like a wine bottle and it can play files from USB devices or SD/MMC memory cards. It also features a built-in FM radio and a rechargeable lithium-ion battery.

Did you enjoy the LEGO USB Hub we covered here at GeekAlerts last week? I guess this radio alarm clock should be right up your alley then. It’s built in the same playful style and with oversized volume/tuner knobs that says “LEGO”, just like the original plastic building blocks.

Chumby, described as a “cute little Wi-Fi friendly widget machine”, pulls content from your favorite bits of the world wide web and delivers it back to you in a friendly format.

Looking for a radio that stands out from the crowd? How about a thumbs up model?

This portable multimedia player from Yundai features a built-in DVB-T receiver, allowing you to watch digital Freeview TV on the 4.3-inch high quality LCD screen.

If the Love Duck Radio is a bit too much on the cute side for your taste, you could always go for this hammerhead shark FM/AM radio instead.

Dedicated fans of NASCAR racing can now spice up their home or office with this AM/FM radio and CD player helmet, designed like the one Tony Stewart is wearing when driving his #20 Toyota Camry for Joe Gibbs Racing.

A little something for the fans of fish inspired gadgets – the tropical fish FM radio.

This retro inspired cherry wood finish iPod dock allows you to charge you portable audio player while listening to music, and it’s also equipped with an alarm clock function.

This dual band GSM/GPRS multimedia cell phone is equipped with a rotatable 3-inch TFT LCD widescreen and features like TV, Bluetooth, digital camera and an FM radio.

Let’s start with the obvious – this Star Wars themed AM/FM radio and CD player won’t give you the ultimate sound experience. Still, this black and shiny gizmo, shaped like Darth Vader’s helmet, will make a nice piece of collectable for any Star Wars fan.

This Batman “The Dark Knight” themed alarm clock radio features an AM/FM tuner and will also give you the chance to project the famous Bat-signal onto your wall or ceiling.