Sharp has launched the DKAP7 iPod dock with stereo speakers. It’s currently available in black combined with the color white, silver or red.

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.

The Aiptek T30, as showcased at Computex 2009 is, designed to support Apple’s iPods and iPhones. It uses RGB LED backlighting and can project images in sizes up to 50 inch. The T30 also comes with AV-in recording.