At Macworld 2008 there is a high number of iPod gadgets being unveiled, and one of them is the HomeDock HD made by DLO.

What is so good about it? The HD (high-definition) output, that lets owners of the dock view content on 720p or 1080i resolution. If you’re like me and don’t have access to HDTV, don’t worry, because the dock has a normal S-Video jack that can be connected to regular TVs.

On top of showing videos on the TV, the HomeDock HD is also capable of displaying photos, and playing music, straight from the iPod. And to make it easier to use, there is a wireless (RF) remote control.

Sounds cool enough–especially now that iTunes is now renting movies and offering better video quality–but just remember to keep those HD expectations in check.

The HomeDock HD from DLO will become available on the Spring, and has a price tag of $250.