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Specs: 2-way Passive, 4 Ohm

Specs: CD player, Remote control (Infrared), 16.9 in x 12.6 in x 2.8 in, 10.1 lbs, Tray

The bottom line: The i765 adds DVD playback and a built-in iPod dock to the Cambridge SoundWorks' great-sounding tabletop radio, but less-than-intuitive controls and a rich price tag limit its appeal. Read review

Specs: Speakers, AM/FM, Stereo, 11.9 lbs, Black, 1 year warranty, LCD

The bottom line: Cambridge SoundWorks' PlayDock i has desirable features, decent sound quality, and a semi-portable design--you could do much worse for an iPod-ready tabletop speaker unit. Read review

Specs: portable speakers with digital player dock, Active, 12 Watt, 24 Watt

The bottom line: Cambridge's feature-studded SoundWorks Radio CD 740 now plays CDs. Read review

Specs: CD / MP3 player with radio, MP3, -1

The bottom line: The inclusion of a CD player makes the Cambridge SoundWorks Radio CD 745i easier to recommend than its discless step-down model. Read review

Specs: Clock radio, AM/FM, Stereo, 11.9 lbs, White, LCD

Specs: in-wall mounted, 6.5 in x 3 in x 14 in, 2-way, 8 Ohm, 89 dB, 150 Watt

The bottom line: The Newton Theater MC155, Cambridge's latest update to this popular Newton satellite/subwoofer series, offers solid performance in a compact package. Read review

Specs: home theater speaker system, Midnight black, Active subwoofer, passive satellites

The bottom line: The 820HD is a top-notch tabletop clock radio with support for the latest all-digital HD Radio format. Read review

Specs: HD radio, Stereo, Remote control (Infrared), Onyx, 13.3 in x 7.5 in x 4.4 in, 7.9 lbs

The bottom line: The Cambridge SoundWorks Radio 705 will primarily appeal to those who prefer its retro analog design. Read review

Specs: Radio tuner, Mono, None, Onyx, 8.7 in x 6.5 in x 5.4 in, 4.2 lbs