Dutch firm Intelligent Design has created the ID Mouse that is a handcrafted Bluetooth wireless mouse with grade 1 titanium body, neodymium scroll wheel and plastic resin. The ID Mouse uses laser tracking technology and requires two AAA batteries to work. It will be available in White and Black.

Newton Peripherals adds to its MoGo line the new MoGo Mouse for Netbooks. The kit includes a 5mm thin Bluetooth MoGo Presenter Mouse, MoGo Bluetooth Adapter, a low-profile …

High-end gaming peripherals make, Razer launches the new Orochi Bluetooth gaming mouse and Kabuto mouse pad.

Belkin introduces a bunch of Comfort mice that is designed to place your hand in the optimum position for working in comfort. Three mice have been introduced and they will be available in June in the US and July in other markets.

Logitech introduces the new M555b Bluetooth laser mouse, joining the V470. The M555b features hyper-fast scrolling and offers smooth and precise cursor control thanks to the laser tracking. The mouse has 1000dpi resolution, and 5 programmable buttons. It has a low battery LED indicator.

Sony Japan introduces the new VAIO VGP-BMS10 Bluetooth laser mouse that has an aluminum case. The mouse has a sliding cover to switch it on and off …

This is E-Lead EL-120-B001 Lazy Pad, a Bluetooth 3-in-1 input device that combines mouse, touchpad and keyboard. Found at the Computex 2009, the Lazy Pad supports Bluetooth and USB interface. It has built-in …

Other than Thanko’s GOROMO02, here is another wireless mouse that works without a desk, Filco’s BTLS900 Air Mouse. The Filco BTLS900 utilizes Bluetooth wireless technology, instead of …

Targus introduces a bunch of new accessories for Apple’s Mac. First one is a Bluetooth Laser mouse with 1200dpi laser technology. It costs $70. There is also a Wireless Mouse, which is priced at $50, that makes uses of the RF 2.4GHz wireless technology and offers 1200dpi optical sensor. A $80 Bluetooth Presenter is also available for users to control Keynote and PowerPoint presentations. It offers also Cursor mode to use as a mouse. All the above three devices come with a touch-sensitive sensor that tracks fingertip for scrolling actions.

Targus introduces also a 4-port USB 2.0 hub for Mac. It has wraparound cable and costs $30. The Targus for Mac File Share Cable is also available. for $50, for sharing file between two Mac or a PC and a Mac.