Not to be forgotten, three XM products also won the 2007 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) Innovations Design and Engineering Awards.

The Delphi SkyFi3 satellite radio, the XM Mini-Tuner, and the XM-Ready Bushnell Weather Tracker GPS were among the Innovations 2007 Honorees selected by an independent panel of engineers, designers and journalists.

The SkyFi3 and XM Mini-Tuner were honored in the Mobile Audio category, and the XM-Ready Bushnell was recognized in the Wireless Peripherals category.

We're already pretty familiar with the SkyFi3 and XM Mini-Tuner, but the Bushnell Weather Tracker may be a bit of a mystery to some (myself included). The Bushnell ONIX400CR Weather Tracker GPS is a portable handheld device that offers XM Radio, XM WX Satellite Weather, and GPS all in one fancy device - and that's about all we know. More to come on that one soon.

XM Satellite Radio has scored big in Popular Science's Best of Whats New 2006 Awards.

First the Pioneer Inno, which won in the Gadgets category, alongside the Sony Reader PRS-500 which won the Grand Award for the category. Then the XM Mini-Tuner won in the Home Entertainment category, alongside Grand Award winner the Nintendo Wii.

The Innovator of the Year award was given to... a nail (though, the Bostich HurriQuake nail is one badass nail).

The annual Best of What's New awards recognize breakthrough products and technologies that represent a significant leap forward in categories ranging from Auto Tech to Personal Health. A display of the Best of What's New is available to passers by in NYC's Grand Central Terminal. Watch a video highlighting the Grand Central display here (RealPlayer).

Geared toward the custom A/V market, the new Nexus Audio T-2 Tuner is both an XM Satellite Radio as well as an AM/FM tuner.

Housed in the "1U" chassis, the T-2 Dual Tuner is designed to communicate with the Nexus Audio C-6 A/V controllers through the "Feature" port connection. This in turn displays all of the tuner information, including channel name, artist and song title on the LCD displays on the K-8 or K-22 keypads.

Nexus Audio says they're the first Canadian manufacturer to receive approval to produce an XM-Ready tuner.