The rise of iPod made mobile digital A/V sweep across the world and started the iPod fashion. Following the popularization of the digital audiovisual life, peripheral products are also benefited.

Three headsets for three different uses from Creative today. First, the Fatal1ty professional headset. Johnathan “Fatal1ty” Wendel, who in our opinion looks a whole lot like our Joel, lent his name to Creative for their high end gaming model. The cans come with in-line volume control so you can adjust the volume or mute the mic for private conversations, and the boom mic is adjustable to a position where there’s adequate distance from your mouth pick up your voice clearly without distortion.

Koss, a maker of high fidelity stereo headphones, earlier this week unveiled a new full size professional headphone model. The new Pro4AAA Titanium is priced at $149.99 and looks to be available now.

Imagine being able to blast your TV volume while in the midst of a World Cup Football match. While most audio headsets are wired, Sennheiser’s RS range of headphones come wireless, allowing the user to get rid of cumbersome wires hanging down from the ears and always getting in the way. With no worry of getting wires caught around corners or having headsets ripped off from the ear unexpectedly, Sennheiser’s wireless headphones give the user freedom of movement that comes only from using wireless technologies.

Check out the new Memorex Mi1006 iListen speaker system for iPods from Memorex. The Mi1006 allows you to dock various incarnations of the iPod, including Mini, nano, iPod photo and the latest fifth-generation video iPod. Featuring a backlit LCD display, the unit measures 16.1" x 3.5" x 8.6".