iPod connectivity will likely be included, but I would be surprised if they had an Outlaw branded dock available. With their partnership with Marantz it would be more likely they would resell one of their docks.

I have a Marantz SR6003 AVR. It has an MP3 input but no iPod connection built in. I looked at the docks they sell, but found something I liked better. The Cambridge Audio iD100. It is strictly a digital dock, meaning it sends the raw digital bitstream from the iPod(bypassing its internal DAC)directly to the digital input of the Marantz AVR via either Coax or optical. I have loaded a few CDs into iTunes and loaded those on my iPod Touch, and played it through the Cambridge dock. I could not detect any obvious difference between direct CD playback and the iPod connection.
Streaming Pandora via WI-FI this way sounds surprisingly good as well.

DYNEX makes a really cheap dock that fits all of the older iPods. You can get them on ebay or Amazon for like $20. They even come with a remote which controls the iPod when in the dock. I have several and like how they function. They have an analog output jack to RCA connector which goes into almost all analog inputs. The only drawback is that the signal from the iPod is less and you have to turn the volume up more. You can also use the 3.5 mm jack-RCA cable to feed a processor directly from the earphone output to a tape input connection.

Anybody know if they will have a iPod dock

Those $20 docks are analog out - they use the horrible DAC from the iPod. The digital out docks allow processing by the DAC in your pre-pro or by an outboard DAC. Wadia was the first to market such a dock. The current models are the 170i and the 171i. They aren't cheap. Believe it or not, you can get CD like sound out of an iPod or iPhone using these digital out devices. http://www.wadia.com/products/transports/