iHome just loves to get people up and at ‘em in the morning, and they’ve got a new lineup of alarm clock speaker systems at CES 2012. The iW4 AirPlay Wireless 20 Watts Bedside Speaker System, iP18 LED Color Changing Dual Alarm Clock Speaker System and iD50 App-Enhanced Bluetooth Alarm Clock Radio Speakerphone won’t be available until later this year, but that doesn’t mean they aren’t worth a look now.

You’ve been waiting since you heard about iHome’s first Airplay supporting sound system in January, and your wait is almost over. The iHome iW1 is a wireless audio system with four active speakers using Bongiovi Acoustics. The whole thing is powered by the built in lithium-ion battery, making it the ultimate portable wireless audio system for Apple users.

The iHome iA63 is a fantastic speaker/dock for the iPhone and iPod touch that really does it all. In addition to being a compact sound system that charges every version of those devices, it’s got an FM radio and is an alarm clock with built-in functionality to let you drift off to sleep listening to music. But iHome has taken it two steps further by creating apps that let your iDevice interact with the iA63, controlling and expanding its functionality, or working as standalone apps when you’re away from home.

I’ve always been a fan of iHome’s simple yet powerful product designs, and the iD9 portable rechargeable speaker system is no exception to this. It’s not overpacked with unnecessary features as with many other speaker systems, yet doesn’t lack any necessities that you would expect. It’s definitely worth the $100 price tag for iPad owners who love to take their music with them.

iHome has announced an entirely new line of iPad audio solutions that “… emphasize the company’s hallmark design, quality and sound.” Ranging from speakers and speaker phones to cases and stands, the new products will focus on the iPad’s portability, and will be on display at CES 2011, taking place this week in Las Vegas.

Back in my day, an alarm either beeped until your ear rang or attempted to pull in a radio station (but ended up playing mostly static). Fast forward to 2010 and enter the iHome iP90. This “i” generation alarm clock, comes with everything you need to get you (or your millennial out of bed in the morning). The iP90 acts as your charger, syncs its time to your iPhone, and keeps your phone working, so calls can come through. Unfortunalty, the iP90 is not compatible with iHome’s iPhone app.

The iA5 is a somewhat unattractive but sturdy alarm clock that comes with nearly everything you’d expect to be included on such a device. Snooze, battery backup, alarm, sleep timer, etc. But when you dock it with your iPhone or iPod touch and launch the iHome+Sleep app, you suddenly get features you wouldn’t have imagined an alarm clock could deliver…and some you’ll wonder why anyone would want.

iHome has announced that it has earned three CES Innovation Honoree Awards in the categories of Audio Components, Personal Electronics and Home Appliances. The award winning speaker solutions include the iP1 Speaker System for iPod/iPhone, iA5 App Enhanced iPod/iPhone Alarm Clock Speaker System and the iP39 Kitchen Timer and Alarm Clock Radio Speaker System for iPod/iPhone with USB Charging.

iHome, purveyor of many popular audio solutions for all types of the iPod and iPhone, has officially started shipping their newest product. The new speaker system, dubbed the iH41BR, is a great new way to take advantage of a simple standard iPhone and iPod Touch function.

Learn more after the break.

I know how you feel. With your mouse, USB hubs, Boba Fett coffee mug (full of rubber bands, not coffee, of course) and Army of Darkness figures, who has room for speakers and an iPod dock? Well, rejoice. iHome has announced the iH69 and iH70, speaker systems for Macs and PCs. Now, iPod users can dock, charge, play and sync their iPods directly to their computer via their speakers, providing better quality sound and functionality with no extra wires, cables or space necessary.