Brightonnet comes back with the BI-SPMINI series of portable speakers for iPod. Available in black/grey or white/pink color, the stereo speaker provides an output power of only 3W. But, it doesn't only connect to iPod, it can connect to any digital audio players with a headphone output. This series will be available within a month in Japan, no word on pricing yet.

Honlai unveiled at the last computex show, the QingBar MP101 which combines a video projector, embedded stereo speakers and a docking station for playing and recharging iPod, iPod touch or iPhone. Measuring at just 76x 102x 54mm, this compact projector has a 10-15 lumens LED lamp and projects images up to 640x 480px resolution with a 200:1 contrast.

No info on pricing or availability so far.

Motorola has launched its new ROKR EQ series of Bluetooth speakers that includes the EQ3, EQ5 and EQ7 models that are fully compatible with Nokia, Sony Ericsson, LG, Samsung and of course Motorola products.

The MOTOROKR EQ3 compact folding speaker is described as a fun and affordable (although pricing not available) speaker you plug in that allows you to enjoy music anywhere. Lightweight and battery operated the speakers fold-away while you're on the move and come with an extension to the standard audio cable for improved FM radio reception.

The MOTOROKR EQ5 and EQ7 are Motorola's first wireless speakers for both music and speakerphone calls. Both models include 3.5mm jack and A2DP Bluetooth technology to connect with any digital audio players, computers or mobile phones, and offer integrated controls to switch between music and phone calls at the touch of a button.

With both the EQ5 and the EQ7, music automatically pauses for incoming calls, with echo and noise cancellation claiming to keeping you sounding crystal clear.

The EQ5 gives you rechargeable stereo surround sound, SRS WOW HD audio technology and the speaker's design integrates a kickstand.

The MOTOROKR EQ7 wireless hi-fi stereo speaker features audio tech from JBL and - depending on the spec of what you're pairing it with - can offer a wireless range of up to 100 metres and can be powered by either a plug-in adapter or batteries.

Another FM transmitter that plugs into your car’s cigarette lighter, this one from Green House, called the GH-FTC-35GP, is shaped like a gear knob. This FM transmitter features LED digit display, USB connector which can recharge your digital audio player and two buttons to select a frequency from 76MHz to 90MHz.

The Green House's GH-FTC-35GP is priced at $29 from the official store.

With the Griffin Powerdock 4 you will be able to recharge your whole family of iPods together. This recharging station features a nice-looking brushed aluminum finish and a grippy rubber base, and comes packed with 8 universal dock inserts to fit iPod models that charge by dock connector. It will be available in july for $69.

If you've been looking for a super cool looking MP3 speaker then the Mytunes speaker is for you. Shaped like a guitar amplifier including the old-school grill, corner protectors, and leather-esk finish, the Mytunes speaker can be used with any MP3 player as long it has an audio output. It also features treble and bass controls and it comes with a USB cord to be powered directly from your computer or by 3x AAA batteries.

It's available for pre-order at Red5 for £20.

Logitech has announced its Pure-Fi Mobile speaker system to transform your low-fidelity mobile-phone audio into high-fidelity. The Pure-Fi Mobile is compatible with A2DP Bluetooth wireless technology which means that any mobile phone that uses this technology can connect with, to stream stereo audio up to 33 feet away. You can also use Pure-Fi Mobile as a wireless speakerphone. It features two built-in mics, one to pick up vocal nuances and the other to monitor and block unwanted background noise.

The system comes with a protective case includes a built-in 3.5 mm audio jack and the rechargeable batteries give you approximately 12 hours of playing time. It's expected to be available in the U.S. and Europe early this month for $150.

Kensington has announced the release of its Battery Pack and Charger for iPod/iPone that also comes in an ultra small and lightweight portable version, the Mini Battery Pack and Charger for iPod/iPone. These new offerings are especially convenient because they simultaneously power and charge an iPhone or iPod, and they are rechargeable, as well.

The standard model priced at $69.99 provides up to 100 hours (music) / 6 hours (talk), while the $49.99 lightweight version provides 30 hours (music) / 3 hours (talk).

This iPod/iPhone 2-in1 remote and FM radio is an handy way to control your iPod inside your pocket. Available in black or white finish, it has an FM tuner with 9 presets, manual tuning and auto fine-tuning and it can display reception frequency on your iPod screen. The remote features all basic controls such fast forward, rewind, play, pause and volume.

It costs $25 at USBFever.

The Solam SL-500 is an automobile music player with FM transmitter capability. It features a two-color OLED display, 7 EQ modes, 2GB storage capacity, MP3/WMA formats support, and there is a built-in stereo wireless FM transmitter which offers a choice of 206 frequencies comprise between 87.5MHz - 108.0MHz. The Solam SL-500 can be powered by either 12V or 24V from an in-car cigarette lighter socket and it comes with a credit card-sized remote control.

It's available at IPmart for $39.