At the Mobile world congress in Barcelona, Sony-Ericsson introduced the MS450 portable stereo speakers. Experience a super rich on-the-go stereo experience with the Sony-Ericsson MS450 mobile speakers. On a beach, in a park or at a house party these new Sony-Ericsson speakers are ultra-portable and powered by your mobile phone. On the move again? The super small speakers from Sony-Ericsson attach together with a magnet for easy transportation. You can control the phone’s music player and answer phone calls with the Sony-Ericsson MS450. Share your favourite tracks with friends by simply tapping the mobile speakers to start and stop the music. Want to change the song? Skip tracks with another tap, it is as easy as 1, 2, 3!

Sony-Ericsson introduces at the Mobile World Congress in Spain the Sony-Ericsson MW600 Wireless Headset with FM Radio. Off for a jog and want to leave your phone at home? Just clip on the new Sony-Ericsson MW600 Wireless Headset and tune into your favourite radio channels to help you pound the streets. With a crystal clear OLED display handle your phone calls, music and FM radio with easy access controls. Wirelessly connect to two devices at once with multipoint.

Sony-Ericsson introduced at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona the Sony Ericsson MH710 Stereo Headset. Enter your own world of mobile music wherever you are. Clear audio capable with ultra comfortable in-ear buds, the Sony-Ericsson MH710 headset has an in-ear design which enhances the listening experience so you can feel the beat as it should be heard and get a front row seat to all your favourite bands!

Sony-Ericsson introduces at the Mobile world congress in Barcelona 2010 the Sony-Ericsson MH810 Headset. Crank up your tunes. On the bus or at school. Anywhere your heart desires. Discover the new Sony-Ericsson MH810 Headset. For anyone that loves music that appreciates music quality. The Sony-Ericsson MH810 Hi-Fi Headset with remote incorporates the instantly recognisable Sony-Ericsson human curvature design and ultra-comfortable in-ear buds to enhance your listening experience and make you look good doing it.

Plantronics showed several Bluetooth headset solutions. One of these headsets on display was the Plantronics Voyager Pro. This headset has been on the market for a while, but it is still praised for its quality. The Plantronics Voyager Pro Bluetooth headset is equipped with an advanced noise suppression system and an echo reduction function, so that a clear and distinctly audible communication can be achieved. The Secure Simple Pairing and QuickPair technologies ensure for a trouble-free connection between the Plantronics headset and a Bluetooth cell phone. Additionally, a handy battery indicator signals when it is time to recharge the headset.

Apple has shaken quite a bit up in the electronics industry in the past few years. Instead of being just as innovative as Apple, the other manufacturers are nearly falling over themselves to serve the Apple products. In this trend, a ton of iPod accessories are being offered by various different manufacturers, including JVC. At the JVC booth we saw several new iPod docks, including the JVC RA-P1 and RD-N1 multifunctional iPod and iPhone docks. The JVC P1 dock has a stylish design and its main function is a radio alarm clock with an integrated docking for the Apple iPhone 3G cell phone. This allows you to use your iPhone 3G as an alarm clock accessory.

High-quality sound, excellent wearing comfort and insensitivity towards external influences such as water, sweat and cold. These are the features that characterize the new range of sports earphones from Sennheiser and Adidas. These two companies are launching their new cooperation with a total of four earphone models that have been specially designed for sports applications. In all of the models, powerful and robust dynamic loudspeaker systems guarantee excellent, motivating sound. The volume can be adjusted at any time using the volume control integrated into the cable. Their sturdy and hard-wearing materials mean that the earphones are insensitive to vibration and even the toughest use.

With its expansive new range of earphones, Sennheiser is taking music on the move to another level. Altogether the 22 new Sennheiser earphones, designed specifically for use with portable players, offer a first-class audio experience and the Sennheiser quality you have come to expect. Each set of headphones features fashion-forward designs to complement any taste. For music lovers who value outstanding audio quality in a fashionable package, Sennheiser is introducing a collection of three new premium earphones. Their appeal lies in a modern and sophisticated design with high-resolution sound reproduction that delivers a perfect portable music experience.

Somewhere in one of the gigantic halls of the Consumer Electronics Show, we met the representatives of Gelaskins. This company, based in North America, supplies so-called unique skins to personalize your mobile phone, notebook or even your guitar. Gelaskins collaborates with several artists whose artwork gets transferred onto a kind of vinyl skin. This way, electronic equipment receives a second skin as it were, with really beautiful artwork. A number of BlackBerry phones and iPhones were displayed on a table, looking simply smashing! Gelaskins are globally delivered and can be ordered online via GelaSkins.com.

Users can finally feel free to leave their laptop behind when going to deliver a presentation. Research In Motion introduces BlackBerry Presenter, the latest accessory for BlackBerry smartphones. BlackBerry Presenter is a conveniently small and light device that easily plugs into a projector or monitor, then lets the user display a Microsoft PowerPoint presentation wirelessly from their BlackBerry smartphone. “Mobile professionals are always looking to carry less when travelling,” said Glenn Laxdal, Vice President, Product Management, RIM. “BlackBerry Presenter equips mobile professionals with a simple and secure way to deliver presentations directly from their BlackBerry smartphone, giving them the freedom to leave their laptops behind.”