inMotion Compact iPhone/iPod speaker system & Expressionist Bass speakers

Altec Lansing has been keeping itself fairly busy since introducing its brand new look a little over a year ago, and it’s now back at CES with a new batch of audio products to keep things rolling. Leading things off is the inMotion Compact (iMT320) iPod speaker system, which is a slightly smaller, slightly cheaper followup to the company’s inMotion Classic speaker system, and includes some nifty features like a folding leather-like cover that also doubles as a speaker stand — look for it to be available in February for $80. That’s complemented by the Octane Plus 2.1 Speaker System (pictured after the break), which will also run $80, and three new headphones in the company’s MUZX DNA line that’ll cost just $20 apiece but still promise “a full ranged, balanced sound.”

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Altec Lansing sure came out fighting with it not only debuting a brand new logo, but a bundle of new speakers and several iPod docks that sport the new branding. The most stand-out, by far, are the Expressionist Bass speakers pictured below, which are a full ten inches high and include built-in 4-inch subwoofers and two 1.5-inch drivers apiece. Look for them to set you back $130 when they’re released next month in both black and white versions.

On the slightly less intimidating front, Altec Lansing has the $40 Orbit MP3 iM237 single-speaker unit, which runs on three AAA batteries, and a pair of new inMotion iPod speaker systems:

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The inMotion Moondance GLOW and the inMotion MAX, the former of which even includes a special “snooze remote.” Look for those to run you $200 and $180, respectively — pics after the break.