iPhone accessories like the Belkin sport armband are pouring onto the market.

Samsung’s HTiB with HDMI 1.3 input is the HT-AS720, expected to ship in October.

Epson's Rajeev Mishra and Atlantic Technology's Peter Tribeman (left)introduced a new value-oriented complete home theater system that they collaborated on.

Microsoft spoke about games, not a price cut for Xbox 360 and certainly not about its receently announced billion dollar warranty program for the system, during its E3press conference.

Sony’s Kaz Hirai holds a slimmed-down version of its handheld gaming system PlayStation Portable.

Samsung’s U3 MP3 player comes in several colors, including green

The HTC-made Mogul is Sprint’s first Windows Mobile 6 PDA phone and, with a software download available later this year, will be the carrier’s first EV-DO Rev. A handset. It will join multiple Rev. A data modems in the Sprint portfolio.

The $649 two-piece Fatman iTube Valve dock consists of a dock and companion 2x13-watt integrated tube amplifier.

Gateway noted consumers are interested in a notebook’s interior and exterior appearance.

Helmet camera maker Twenty20 has seen its models travel through mountains, rivers and racetracks and soon, the firm hopes, CE store shelves. The camcorder will retail for around $350.

DICE said its current adapters will allow music playback from the iPhone and will also mute, pause and resume music when the iPhone is used as a phone.

Blitz Safe’s new iPhone iLink is shipping now at $70

Belkin has expanded it selection of computer accessories with new USB hubs, including a wireless model (pictured), and a washable mouse.

Kensington’s computer products group recently announced five additions to its “Control it” line of notebook mouse and desktop sets aimed at the mobile professional.

Sprint’s version of the BlackBerry 8830 worldphone lets subscribers use local-carrier SIM cards when roaming in foreign GSM networks.