One thing you can always count on from CES, lots of accessories and misc devices to augment your existing gadgets. And the iPod has never been one to feel left out in this regard.

Yesterday, JBL, a long time player in the iPod speaker game, released a slew of new devices, one of which happily displayed playing nicely with the iPhone. Pictured right is the newly released Stage 400ID. This gorgeous sounding device come with with four Odyssey drivers and a built-in sub. If that is too much sound for you to handle then there is also the 200ID with two Odyssey drivers and no sub.

As usual with CES, no international release dates, but I am sure you could easily pick one up from the States online if your really keen.

You can usually judge the success of a consumer product these days from not just looking at sales figurers, but also how the internet search trends shape up. The iPhone has had huge success here.

Google’s annual Zeitgeist report has revealed that the term “iPhone” was the fastest rising search term on Google for 2007. Not just in the US, but globally as well. It was also the 6th most searched term on Google news.

Also interesting is seeing how iPhone as a search term compares to the other leading mobile providers. Below is a graph showing the main mobile manufacturers and how their search ratings have been over the past year.

iPhone = Light blue, Blackberry = Red, Motorola = Orange, Siemens = Green, Sony Ericcson=Purple
While iPhone obviously peaked at it’s launch, we can still see a solid trend of growth while the rest have show downward trends. While these can be read in many ways and certainly aren’t representative of sales. It does show how the iPhone has grabbed the worlds attention.