iRiver announced the new N20 mp3 player. The small portable player comes equipped with a 128 x 56 pixel PMOLED (passive matrix OLED) screen with four lines of data.

The two Jabra Go 6400 and Pro 9400 Bluetooth headsets combine a charging dock for convenience with a touchcreen to make it really fancy. The DECT headsets have a button to adjust volume and the Jabra GO 6400 has the regular Bluetooth range, while the PRO 9400 range is up to 450 feet.

If you want to bring a projector in your pocket (or your bag) for use with your iPod or iPhone, than this Lancerlink iJector, an LCOS projector. Shaped like a dock, the device makes it possible to watch video stored on your iPod on the go via its built-on stereo speakers (3W×2ch).

The Super Mini Cube iPod Speakers are so tiny they are almost the size of a your fingertip.
With a output “power” of just 0.8 watts, it won’t blow your mind. The super mini cube has a built-in 3.5 mm stereo jack that can be directly plugged into your iPod. The volume control is easy: just switch it on or off and it comes with a 5-hour lifespan USB-rechargeable battery.

Sony announced the PSP Go at E3 today. It’s the smallest PSP system yet. It has a 3.8-inch LCD, built-in Bluetooth and 16GB of internal storage. This PSP no longer has an UMD drive, so your games and videos will load through the optional Memory Stick Micro or downloaded over the PlayStation Network.
It should be launched on October 1 for $249 in North America and for € 249 in Europe.