Pioneer has taken the standard iPod speaker dock, flattened it out and hung it on a wall.

The Kodo XW-NAW1 - which is due to go on sale next month - provides a home for both iPods and iPhones, feeding their output through a pair of 30W stereo sound system.

The Kodo can be controlled using its on-board blue-lit, touch-sensitive buttons or the bundled infra-red remote.

Put it near your telly, and you can run a composite-video output from speaker to screen. And if you don't want to wall-mount the Kodo, it comes with a stand.

The XW-NAW1 will be priced at around £200. ®

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