Share your videos from your iPhone or iPod Touch in a room full of your friends with this tiny projector from MiLi Pro. Portable and rechargeable, it allows you to beam out your videos on a wall and with the built-in speakers, lets your friends hear the sounds as well. Though it will effectively project images up to 40 inches, it still beats the small display on the iPhone. If you’re not a fan of those Apple products, you can still project images from other sources, just connect the source on the VGA and RCA cable. Shows start this September. $TBA.

Listen to your favorite tunes on the go without the pesky cellphone or cross channel interference with this Monster iCarPlay Wireless 1000. It’s advanced audio circuitry offers line-level audio for fantastic clarity and dynamic range so you can enjoy your tunes the way it should be. The AutoScan feature browses all available frequency ranges three times before selecting the best available channel, so you’re assured that there’ll be no inadvertent radio station that can screw up your sounds. The iCarPlay also charges your iPhone or iPod, or any other USB devices, all through the 12V lighter adapter. Even at home, you can also listen and charge your iPods through the USB port. $100.

If you’re constantly fighting for real estate with your iPod or iPhone while you work, then you need an integrated product like this iConnect Media Keyboard from iHome. Aside from getting the usual QWERTY keyboard, you’ll also get a dock for your iPod or iPhone right alongside. Now you can easily sync your music and files without having to worry about tripping the connecting wires. A sliding cover hides the dock when not in use to preserve the sleek look. Two articulated USB 2.0 ports are available for connecting other devices including mice, digital cameras, or even those humping dogs. The Mac version even features a quick start button for iCal, iChat, Mail, Safari, and other applications. Available in silver or black. $150.

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Apple made it in time for Summer to bring out the newest iPhone, the iPhone 3G S. Though physically, this new iPhone does not have any difference to the 3G edition, some new features are added. With iPhone 3G S, you get faster hardware, increased battery life, faster connections thanks to the support of 7.2Mbps HSDPA, digital compass, video capture, 3 megapixel autofocus camera and voice controls. Not much, if you ask me. How about you, readers? You willing to give iPhone 3G S a look? $200+.

Two new TuneBase models are being released by Belkin early this month and in mid-July to control your iPhone while in your car. The TuneBase Direct exploits the feature on newer cars/head units that have the auxiliary input. Simply connect the 3.5mm jack and you can answer your calls hands-free courtesy of the built-in speakerphone or you can control your tunes. The music fades whenever an incoming call is detected – pretty neat huh? The same features are found in the TuneBase FM, only, it’s the wireless version. Instead of using wires, this TuneBase scans the nearest available FM station and plays your music through that channel, or lets your call through. Both devices charge your iPhone so you don’t lose all-too precious battery power on the go. $70+.

Your car may be old and beat-up but with a Belkin Micro Auto Charger, it will at least be future-ready. We all know that modern devices could be charged via USB and this new product will do just that. Charge your iPod, iPhone, GPS, or any UBS-capable device via a single or double USB port. The charger has a low profile so it sits almost flush in your dashboard and with the lip design, it will be easy to pull out. The 1 amp single charger guarantees a quick charge. $15+.

Pigs are noisy animals but this pig will make noises that are pleasing to your ears. Play you iPod, iPhone, or any audio device with this unique-looking Speakal iPig speakers. The 25-watt, 2.1 speakers feature a 4 inch bass with bass reflex system, a pair of 1.5 inch mids, and a couple of tweeters all coupled with a sound stabilizing system. No clue on what the stabilizer is but it’s probably an automatic equalizer. Adjusting the pig’s voice are its touch-sensitive ears or a provided infrared remote. A hi-fi amplifier plus an internal airflow optimizer makes sure that this pig bellows out crystal clear sounds. $120.