NAD Electronics is getting ready for the upcoming Consumer Electronics Show by showcasing products it will be introducing for the coming year. One of these is the NAD IPD-1 iPod dock, priced at around $150.

The NAD IPD-1 is designed to work with other NAD A/V products, though we assume it will work with non-NAD gear as well. With this dock one can output audio and video signals from it to a connected home entertainment system via gold-plated RCA jacks and S-video. It also charges your iPod’s battery.

NAD Electronics, an audio-video manufacturer, is introducing three new A/V receivers to the market - the T 765, T 775 and T 785. The T 785 seems to be the most interesting of the lot, priced at around $3000.

The NAD T 785 offers up four 1.3 HDMI inputs for those who have multiple HDMI hardware pieces. It also looks to offer something called “cross conversion,” which delivers “all analog-video inputs (composite, S-, or component video) to HDMI with full quality.” A built-in calibrated microphone helps balance and adjust a multi-channel speaker system and “electro-mechanical configuration” reportedly makes the T 785 makes it easier to upgrade the receiver as new A/V technologies emerge.