Do you share NZXT's concern that traditional case lighting methods that involve cold cathodes and solid LED boards tend to consume too much case space? If yes, then NZXT would be very happy to share “a fresh approach to case lighting” with you for a small price. Its new Sleeved LED Kit might just be the answer to many case lighting problems.

“NZXT’s unique design pairs sleeved wires with a high density of LED’s, enabling enthusiasts to snake the lights between side panels and under components with ease.  The end result is a beautiful glow throughout the case with a clean installation that doesn’t detract from the internal aesthetics.  Users can adjust the light brightness to low, medium, and high levels with red, green, blue, white, or orange kits,” reads the press release announcing the Sleeved LED Kit,” reads the press release announcing the Sleeved LED Kit

It will go on sale at the end of this month, with prices starting at $9.99.

Audyssey is hoping to gain a foothold in the already crowded iPhone/iPod speaker dock market with the Audyssey Audio Dock: South of Market Edition. Audyssey chose San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood as the eponym for its maiden iDevice-centric product because of its “eclectic mix of restaurants, nightclubs, start-ups and artist lofts.”

As an audio system, it doesn't exclusively cater to the iPhone/iPod-brandishing crowd, but any bluetooth-enabled device can be used to wirelessly stream music to the dock. It has a built-in speakerphone for times when an important call takes precedence over an ongoing private listening session, allowing you to seamlessly “switch from a playlist to a conference call.”

The dock, when connected to a Mac or PC, allows you to stream audio, sync to iTunes, charge the iPhone or iPod and make VoIP calls. According to Audyssey, its looks are sure to be a talking point. But what it forgot to mention is that most of the conversations the dock evokes are  likely to be critical of its design.

“The system is bi-amplified like a professional studio monitor and the sound quality is delivered by five of Audyssey’s proprietary technologies:Audyssey Dynamic Voice, Audyssey EQ, Audyssey Dynamic EQ, Audyssey BassXT and Audyssey Dynamic Volume,” the company said in a release.

Audyssey still has a bit of time to reconsider the Audio Dock's $400 price tag. The dock is scheduled to make its debut in November.