Win one of five Terratec Noxon 2 for iPod docking stations

This month we’ve teamed up with Terratec to give away five Noxon 2 docking stations for iPods worth £250 each.

The Noxon 2 is more than just an iPod docking station. It’s also a wireless internet radio, an intuitive podcast receiver, a multiformat network player for music from all your hard drives and a regular FM radio.

Thanks to the integrated 2.1 speaker system, your music always has the best bass and clearest treble levels, and its slick appearance raises the bar higher than ever in the music player field.

Many music fans have their collections distributed across a variety of media and technologies, resulting in snarled cables, stacks of burned CDs and general file format chaos. The Noxon 2 simplifies your setup. For starters the integrated iPod Universal Dock turns your iPod into a stereo system and charges it at the same time.

You can also select and play any one of more than 10,000 Internet radio stations from around the world without needing to boot your computer. Its refined sorting system can memorise your favourites at the touch of a button and can be customized in detail so you stay on top of such a vast selection.

A wide range of podcasts is also available at the touch of a button, giving you the information you need straight from the source, without technical hassles.

Thanks to the powerful networking features of the Noxon 2 for iPod, you can at last enjoy music from your PC or network attached storage anywhere in the house.

Regardless of whether you are using a wired or wireless Lan, or even a Homeplug network, your digital music will finally be on tap in your bedroom, living room, kitchen or bathroom, while your computer stays where it belongs ­ in your home office.

If you’re planning a really big party, simply connect active speakers or a full-size hi-fi system to the line-out or digital-out ports. A headphone socket is also provided for quiet enjoyment. For more information go to Terratec's homepage.

The competition opens on 20 March 2008 and closes on 16 April 2008.