Okay, yeah, Apple TV, AirPlay, blah blah blah. It’s all well and good, but what if you don’t have HDMI inputs? What if you’ve got an iPod classic or nano? Can you still send video from your iDevice to your television? Of course you can. You’ve been able to for quite some time, and one of your better options is the ReflexDock Pro. There are a few things that make this product worth the $50 price, and most of them, oddly enough, don’t have to do with video.

The staff at Appletell spent a good amount of time in 2009 using and writing about iPhone cases, but we know we were only able to cover a fraction of the options out there. We’re starting a new year, and CES has already seen many new iPhone case announcements. I expect there’ll be more come Macworld Expo 2010. To make sure we’re ready, we’re clearing our drawers of 2009 releases with one more roundup.

Is your iPhone or iPod’s USB cable leaving you with a frown on your face? It’s just not as supportive as you might need, and that’s understandable. What you need is some support! Konnet has a potential solution for you with their very colorful iCrado. So what exactly is it? It’s an iPod cradle. Nothing more, nothing less. It holds your iPod and little else. Thankfully, it does this with a touch of style.