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Miniot has debuted its new Pouch case for the iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S. The Pouch is a wooden sleeve-style case featuring soft interior lining, a snap lock on the interior to hold the iPhone securely inside, and a finger opening in on the side opposite the main opening that allows users to easily disengage the lock and slide the iPhone out for use. Each Pouch is also carved from a single piece of wood and can be optionally engraved for an extra charge. Miniot’s Pouch for the iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S is available for order now in Cherry, Mahogany, Padouk, Walnut, Wenge, or Zebrawood; pricing begins at €59, or roughly $74.

Griffin Technology and Crayola have announced the new Crayola Case Creator, a new case and app combination that lets users create their own cases for the iPhone and iPod touch. The Case Creator includes a clear hardshell case and perforated inserts that fit the clear back plate of the case; users can create their artwork using the free Case Creator app. Griffin’s Crayola Case Creator is available now for $30 in models specific to the iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S or fourth-generation iPod touch.

iSkin has rolled out its new Fuze and Fuze SE cases for the iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S. Both the Fuze and Fuze SE are hybrid-style cases, featuring a soft inner core and a hard exterior, as well as push-through protection for the sleep/wake and volume buttons, a removable 30-pin port cover, and open access to all other ports, controls, and cameras. The Fuze offers a tro-tone color scheme of a matte black rear panel, a blue, pink, or grey front, and white trim around the screen, while the Fuze SE sports a black and grey color scheme accented by a brushed aluminum front plate that also adds push-through coverage for the Home button. iSkin’s Fuze and Fuze SE cases for the iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S are available now and sell for $50 and $60, respectively.

IK Multimedia has announced that it is now shipping its iRig Mix DJ and audio mixer for the iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch. Recipient of an iLounge Best of Show award at the 2012 CES, the iRig Mix features full EQ adjustment, a crossfader, a headphone cue and a mic input, dual stereo inputs, standard RCA outputs, and a microUSB-based charger. It works in conjunction with the DJ Rig app to allow the iRig Mix to mix two audio sources from a single iOS device, and offers X-Sync, a unique feature that can beat match audio from two separate iOS devices when using the DJ Rig app. IK Multimedia’s iRig Mix is available now and sells for $100; for more information, see our full review.

Focal is now offering its Spirit One over-ear headphones. Built around an aluminum frame, the Spirit One features 40mm drivers, an adjustable headband, passive sound isolation, articulating ear cup joints, a detachable cable, and an in-line three-button remote and microphone that’s compatible with the iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It also includes a jack adapter cord, an airline adapter, a soft travel bag, and a hard storage case. Focal’s Spirit One over-ear headphones are available now on Amazon and sell for $279.

Clarion has debuted its new Next Gate in-vehicle controller for iPhone. Designed to make controlling the iPhone in a vehicle both safer and more convenient, the Next Gate sits on a vehicle’s dash, and allows the user to control certain iPhone functions via the built-in 7-inch WVGA touchscreen. It can control certain apps—including Pandora and Odyssey—that have been optimized for in-vehicle use, control audio playback, handle calls over Bluetooth with a built-in microphone and speaker for hands-free calling, offers voice control and text readout for select functions, can charge a connected iPhone via an included cable, adheres to the dash via a 360-degree adjustable suction mount, and features a microSD slot, an auxiliary audio output, and blue LED buttons. Clarion’s Next Gate in-vehicle controller for iPhone will be available June 1 and will sell for $270.

Case-Mate has introduced its new rPET cases for the iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S. Made from 100% recycled post-consumer PET bottles, the cases feature a glossy, translucent finish, open access to all ports, controls, and cameras, and are made using roughly one recycled plastic bottle per case. Case-Mate’s rPET cases for the iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S are available now and sell for $30 each.

SuperTooth has announced that its Crystal Bluetooth speakerphone is now available. First debuted at the 2012 CES, the Crystal is a pill-shaped speakerphone designed to clip to a car’s sun visor. Features include a black brushed metal body, a magnetic clip, automatic pairing and multi-point technology for connecting to two phones at once, over 20 hours of talk time and 40 days of stand=by per charge, the ability to receive streaming music and turn-by-turn navigation directions over Bluetooth, and support for voice dialing. SuperTooth’s Crystal Bluetooth speakerphone sells for $69; for more information see our First Look article.

Etón has announced that it is now shipping its Rukus Solar Bluetooth speaker. Designed for portability, the Rukus features an integrated carry handle, two full-range speaker drivers, an embedded 40 square-inch solar panel that can completely charge the unit in six hours of direct sunlight, an internal lithium battery, an integrated USB port for charging mobile devices on the go, an e-ink display, and onboard playback controls. Etón’s Rukus Solar Bluetooth speaker is available now in three colors and sells for $150; a non-Solar version is also available and is priced at $100.

Bracketron has unveiled its new MetalDock Charging Dock for the iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S. Crafted from solid metal, the MetalDock is a thin, curved dock that wraps around the bottom left corner of the iPhone, allowing the stand to work in either portrait or landscape orientation. Other features include an integrated 3-foot cable, fast charging support, and rubberized feet to hold the dock in place. Bracketron’s MetalDock will be available in June and will sell for $35.

Audio-Technica has debuted its new ATH-ANC9 QuietPoint active noise-canceling over-ear headphones. As the company’s new top-of-the-line model, the ATH-ANC9 features new Tri-Level Cancellation with three preset filter for noise reduction, a cable with an in-line mic and remote, replaceable memory foam earpads, 40mm drivers, newly-developed electronics, the ability to work when the noise-canceling function is turned off—or in passive mode when the single AAA battery has lost its charge—a fold-flat design, and an included 1/4-inch adapter, airline adapter, and hard carrying case. Audio Technica’s ATH-ANC9 QuietPoint active noise-canceling headphones are available now and sell for $300.

Incase has introduced its new Hammered Snap Case for the iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S. Designed to resemble hammered steel, the snap-on-style case features hardshell construction, a soft-touch coating, open access to all ports, controls, and cameras, a metallic finish, and an included stand. Incase’s Hammered Snap Case for the iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S is available now in four colors and sells for $35.

Bowers & Wilkins has announced its new P3 headphones. Available in white or black, the P3s are on-ear models, built from aluminum and rubber, and feature custom drivers with terminals that have been positioned to ensure uniform airflow and reduce distortion, custom ultra-light acoustic fabric on the ear pad covers, memory foam cushions, a collapsible design, an included hard-shell carry case, and two included cables—one that’s designed to work with the iPhone, iPad, and iPod, and a standard 3.5mm cable. Bowers & Wilkins’ P3 headphones will be available in June and are priced at $200.

iBattz has rolled out its new Mojo Treble Keychain cable and Mojo Removable Power Card Wallet for the iPhone, iPod, and iPad. The Treble is a compact, keychain-friendly accessory that combines a 30-pin cable, USB connector, SIM ejection tool, and microSD card reader in a single, small body. It supports 2.1 Amp fast charging for the iPad, and comes in white or black for $25. The Removable Power Card Wallet is a credit card-sized external battery that features a removable 1500mAh lithium battery module, a full-sized USB port for connecting a standard Apple 30-pin cable, and support for 1 Amp fast charging of the iPhone. It is also available in white or black and sells for $40. Both accessories are available now.

Micron/Crucial has entered the iOS accessory market with its new PoP Video projector. Designed specifically for use with an iPhone or iPod touch, the PoP Video is a pocket-sized projector with a built-in Dock Connector on top. Measuring roughly half an inch think, the PoP Video offers 960x540 resolution, and features a built-in rechargeable battery good for two hours of playtime, the ability to charge fully in about four hours over Micro-USB, and compatibility with the companion PoP Video app. Micron/Crucial’s new PoP Video projector is available for pre-order now for $99; a release date has yet to be announced. [via Cnet]

Ballistic has announced that it is now shipping its Lifestyle (LS) Smooth case for the iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S. Made from TPU materials, the LS Smooth features push-through coverage for the sleep/wake and volume buttons, open access to all other ports, controls, and cameras, and four included sets of interchangeable bumpers that sit on the corners to help protect the phone from shock. Ballistic’s LS Smooth case for the iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S is available now and sells for $30.

Nearly six months after iLounge first reported on its existence, Jawbone has officially launched its Big Jambox Bluetooth speaker system. Features include improved audio over the original, with dual passive bass radiators, a built-in battery good for up to 15 hours of playback, a built-in microphone for hands-free calling, LiveAudio audio processing technology, and a design that’s very similar to the original Jambox. Jawbone’s Big Jambox speaker is available for pre-order now in red, white, or graphite, and is expected to ship May 15 for $300.

Incase has unveiled several redesigned cases for the third-generation iPad, as well as a new case for the iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S. Included among the iPad cases that have been redesigned for compatibility with both the third-generation iPad and iPad 2 are the folio-style Book Jacket Select, the Magazine Jacket, which combines a hard case with a functional front cover, and the Snap Case and Magnetic Snap Case, both of which offer compatibility with Apple’s Smart Cover, with the latter adding lightweight metal bars to hold the Smart Cover out of the way when the iPad is in use. Pricing for the iPad cases ranges from $30-$60. For the iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S, Incase is now offering the Box Case for the iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S. Available in black, white, pink, and clear, the aptly-named Box features a rectangular design, rubberized construction, coverage for the volume and sleep/wake buttons, and open access to all other ports, controls, and cameras. It sell for $30; all of Incase’s new offerings are available now.

Griffin has rolled out its new SmartTalk Solar handsfree speakerphone. The SmartTalk Solar is designed to stick to an automobile’s windshield or dash and connect to smartphones or other devices via Bluetooth. Features include a built-in solar charger for longer talk times before a recharge is needed, a motion-sensing Auto Connect feature that links with paired smartphones automatically, multipoint pairing for connecting two devices simultaneously, and compatibility with most phone’s voice command features. Griffin’s SmartTalk Solar handsfree speakerphone is available now and sells for $70.

Jarre has launched its new AeroPad Two speaker for the iPad, iPhone, and iPod. Available with a black, white, or bamboo front finish, the AeroPad Two features multiple 30-pin docks in the front center to provide for vertical or horizontal placement of the connected device, a USB port with support for WMA, AIFF, WAV, and MP3 files, an auxiliary input for other audio sources, five speakers, including a dedicated subwoofer, 200 Watts of total power, an included remote control, and chrome-finished stainless steel on the bottom and rear. Jarre’s AeroPad Two speaker for the iPad, iPhone, and iPod is now available for pre-order and will ship in September for €699, or roughly $925. [via Gizmodo]