iHome to Unveil All New Product Lineup at CES 2013

iHome, best known for its iDevice-compatible speakers and docks, has an all new lineup of accessories that will debut at CES, including several Lightning-enabled docks, a new speaker, and headphones.

The company’s most exciting product is the new iDL100 Triple Charging Stereo FM Clock Radio (pictured above), which comes equipped with two lightning docks and USB charge/play capabilities for the iPhone 5, the iPad mini and fourth generation iPad and the iPod touch.

The dock can accommodate two different Lightning devices at once, while charging a third. It also functions as an FM clock radio, making it the perfect bedside accessory.

iHome’s iDL100 will retail for $150, but there’s also a two-port version, the iDL45, which will sell for just $100.

The company also has quite a few Bluetooth-enabled products that it will be introducing, including the next iteration of its popular retro boom box, the iBT44.

Retro Boom Box

iBT44 will feature wireless connectivity to allow users to stream audio directly from Bluetooth enabled devices. It functions on six D batteries or a universal voltage adapter, and allows for USB charging. It comes in new colors and features a magnetized remote control along with two woofers and 1″ tweeters. It will retail for $200. There are also two other smaller speaker systems, the iBT20 Bluetooth Wireless FM Alarm Clock Radio and the iBT88 Bluetooth Rechargeable Mini Stereo Speaker System.

iBT88 Speaker System

iBT20 Alarm Clock

Finally, iHome will also be showing off a number of new headphones, including the iB85 Bluetooth Wireless Foldable Headphones. These headphones offer wireless connectivity via Bluetooth, and come with dynamic, enhanced bass response. There’s a built-in mic, on-ear remote, and padded ear cushions. The headphones are foldable for maximum portability and will retail for $100.

iB85 Headphones

The products will debut at CES 2013, which takes place on January 8 to January 11.

Space Hulk Coming to iOS in 2013

No, you’re not dreaming. No, I’m not lying. Games Workshop is collaborating with app developer Full Control to bring the Warhammer 40K-based board game to the digital arena. Scheduled to launch sometime in 2013, gamers across the world are rejoicing right now because Space Hulk is on its way.

The digital game will be made available on Mac, PC, and iOS. It will be cross-platform compatible so you can play with anyone, anywhere. The 3-D turn-based strategy game recreates the classic board game for single player, or multiplayer action.

This upcoming version is based on the “Sin of Damnation” campaign from the third-edition board game. There will be 12 single-player and cooperative mode missions. You’ll also be able to fight against your real-life friends as either a Genestealer or Space Marine in a head-to-head battle. Players will be able to design their own levels and share them online, as well.

“Since playing the board game decades ago I have always wanted to recreate this slice of Warhammer 40,000 as a computer game. Now we can finally bring the board game to life in glorious 3D full of scary Genestealers and mighty Terminators fighting for humankind,” said Thomas Hentschel Lund, CEO of Full Control. “As huge fans of the Space Hulk board game and the Warhammer 40,000 universe in general, we are delighted that Games Workshop has given us the opportunity to work with this iconic license and bring our version of Space Hulk into the hands of all fans out there”.

The game promises the following features:

• Blood Angel terminator squad
• Fearsome Genestealers with challenging AI
• Thematic 3d environment
• Single player campaign based on the “Sin of Damnation” hulk
• New coop multiplayer levels against the Genestealer AI
• Multiplayer head-to-head recreating the board game experience against a friend
• Cross platform multiplayer between PC, Mac and iOS
• Level editor with ability to share creations
• Game expansions in the future as DLC

There is no information as to when the app will be available, but Full Control is hard at work recreating the popular story for digital gaming.