Carpal tunnel sufferers can rejoice, the very unusual SmartFish ErgoMotion Mouse that we posted about a while back is finally available for purchase for $49.95. The ErgoMotion Mouse is a design created out of a collaboration with the Hospital for Special Surgery (HSS) in New York. The Smartfish ErgoMotion Mouse "features a patented pivot base that for the first time allows the mouse to move with your natural hand and wrist positions adapting to your unique movements while you work." You can now order the mouse for $49.95.

The Ctrl-Alt-Del Soft Reboot Cup Set is the perfect gift for PC enthusiasts. Computer geeks can use the cup set to "take a break". Three cups are included, and there are both black and white sets available to choose from. A matching tray is also included with a very appropriate circuit board pattern. Just make sure you don't get any crumbs in between these cups, because don't you hate it when you get crumbs stuck in between keys!

The 10 key calculator is a calculator with a serious identity crisis. That is because its calculator keys are actually computer keys! On top of that, the 10 key calculator is also USB enabled so that you can use it with a computer just as a standard numeric keypad. Unplug it from your PC and you have a regular calc. The 10 Key Calculator comes in a choice of red, black, and white and retails for £50.00 ($83 USD).

Just because something is made of Bamboo doesn't mean its not fucntional. This interesting USB Bamboo Keyboard and Mouse add an eco-friendly charm to any home.  The Bamboo gives both devices an earthy natural look and would probably make a Panda's mouth water. The keyboard is a standard size keyboard and the mouse is optical. So no need to worry that they left out any important features for the sake of the environment. You can purchase the both items together as a package or seperately.

In honor of the National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, HP has pledged $1 to Susan G. Komen for the Cure for each HP Mini Pink Chic Sleeve and HP Mini Retractable Pink Mouse sold between 9/20/09 and 12/31/09. Even better, you can now pick up these stylish pink accessories along with the matching HP Pink Chic netbook all bundled in a package at BestBuy for just $379.99, which is $10 more than you would pay for the HP Mini Pink Chic alone. The HP Mini Pink Chic is a lovely netbook with a 10.1" screen, 1GB of ram, and a 160GB hard drive, all running on Windows XP Home in a form-factor that weighs just 2.57lbs.

The new Microsoft Bluetooth Mobile Keyboard 6000 is the ultimate keyboard for the mobile professional and anyone else who is constantly on the go. Unlike most mobile keyboards which compromise in some area, the Bluetooth Mobile Keyboard hasn't made much sacrifices.The keyboard is also a great solution for netbook users who want a portable solution to compliment their very cramped netbook keyboard.

Lets see, in the span of two months there has been an Ed Hardy cellphone and Flash Drives. Never-mind they have an assortment of iPhone cases as well. To add to their tech lineup are now mice and mousepads. They all feature the Ed Hardy signature tattoo designs and you have several choices to choose from as well. If you really feel the need to be Ed Hardy color-coordinated, Amazon is even offering a limited edition pack that includes a matching mouse, mousepad, and flash drive for $80.60. The Ed Hardy Mousepads will only set you back $14 bucks and the Ed Hardy Limited Edition Optical Mouse will cost you $28. From your head to your toes you can be dipped in Ed Hardy wares and now so can your computer....thrilling.

Microsoft claims they just launched the thinnest keyboard ever, the Bluetooth Mobile Keyboard 6000. We got a chance to play with a protoype a few months ago and it was a super impressive keyboard, just the kind that you could potentially throw in your bag to use with your laptop on the go. I’m not really a fan of Bluetooth keyboards as they lose connectivity more than I care to mention, but hopefully this one will have superior connectivity performance aside from having good looks. The BMK 6000 also comes with a standalone number pad for added productivity. The number pad will also be sold alone as the Microsoft ...

Ever since laser mice came around, mousepads have become a dying breed of computer accessories. But the Scratch-n-scroll mousepad with writing surface is about to change all that. The mousepad is designed to be a place for you to easily jot down notes. You can scribble something down using your finger tips or you can take down something down using the built-in plastic stylus. What makes this mousepad even spiffier is the fact that you can erase the notes at any time just by flipping up the semi-transparent top sheet. The Scratch-n-Scroll also features a non-slip back pad to make sure that it doesn't slide around on your desk ...

With the release of The Adesso SlimMedia Pro you have just freed up another port or two on your computer. This slim and sexy keyboard may be computer eye candy for some, but it's also  innovative with a built-in card reader/writer and USB hub.  It will save you more space on your cluttered desk and make it even easier to pop into your computer SD/MMC/MS Pro cards with its integrated reader. The Hi-Speed 2 ports USB 2.0 hub provides 480 Mbps Data Transfer Rate, which is perfect  for USB mobile devices, flash drives, and digital cameras.  The Adesso SlimMedia Pro will retail for $59.99.

The DUO is the perfect gadget for those who want a Tablet PC, but don't really want to pay for it.  You can write or draw directly on the screen marking up documents or webpages on your desktop. Combining ultrasonic waves and infrared rays, the Duo instantly turns an ordinary laptop into a tablet.  It easily installs via USB and its included software will take your computer to new heights. You can draw shapes, and you can use the included pen to write on paper and have the image appear on the DUO's NoteTaker Software.  DUO is compatible with monitors, 17" laptops, Windows Vista, and Windows 7 Tablet software. ...

It looks like the competition for stylish mice is heating up. Hot on the heels of Logitech's recent offerings, HP is offerring some slick Comfort mice with cool designs. First up is the HP Wireless Comfort Mobile Mouse in Red sports a flowery design along with a sculpted fit for maximum comfort, a 4 way tilt scroll wheel, and 2 programmable buttons. The HP Wireless Comfort Mouse HDX sports a similar feature set but has a blue design with whispy blue and white lines. Finally, the HP Wireless Comfort Mobile Mouse in Expresso is sporting a modern black design with white circles. All of the mice ...

The latest Adesso WKB-4000UB 2.4 GHZ Wireless SlimTouch Keyboard is perfect when working in tight quarters.  It actually resembles a keyboard that was lifted off a laptop. The WKB-4000UB  features 2.4GHz RF connectivity and an integrated touchpad. The sleep mode and power on/off will keep more green in your wallet while you're away from your desk.  It also has a USB mini-receiver that plugs directly into any notebook or PC and will work up to 30 feet away which makes it perfect to use during interactive presentations. It is also super slim, meaning it can easily be slipped into a briefcase or suitcase for easy travel.  The Adesso WKB-4000UB ...

Want to protect your keyboard but not with a boring old silicone keyboard skins? The all new line of ProTouch Keyboard Protectors from iSkin delivers both style and protection.  The skins are colorful with dual-tone designs. They also feature built-in Microban protection that provides protection from damaging  bacteria, stains, and odors. The skins also feature high-contrast key caps, true LED backlight compatibility, and glow-in-the-dark features. The protectors are available for the MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, MacBook, and  the Aluminum Wired/Wireless Apple keyboards. Prices range from $24.99 to $34.99.

The Das Keyboard is known for being the 'clicky' keyboard because of its gold plated mechanical switches. It also boasts two high speed USB 2.0 ports for syncing and charging USB devices. So now all the fun doesn't have to be solely for the PC. Those behind the Das Keyboard are now offering up new keycaps for Linux and Mac users. Just pop off the designated Windows keys and replace them with the 2 Mac command keys, 2 Mac alt/option keys, and 2 Linux keys. A keycap puller is also included to easily replace the Windows keys. The Linux keys even feature the Linux penguin. The ...

When I first looked at the Arc Mouse, two thoughts passed: “Great, another ‘travel’ mouse that will be too small to actually use!” and “What a cool looking mouse!” Once it was unboxed and on my desk, my perception changed further. It had a solid feel, not cheap and flimsy. This mouse might just be worth using after all, and it is pretty and sleek! The biggest complaint with ‘travel’ mice is that they are usually just the right size for a 5 yr old. Not so here. Yes, it is smaller, but with a surprisingly “nice fit.” I have used an ergonomic mouse for years and I thought I’d never change, but this mouse is growing on me. There is one problem with the design: Unless you have a very long thumb, the side button is very awkward to use (not mention if you are a lefty).

Nothing says you are a Facebook or Twitter addict more than having mousepads with the images of these two websites on them. Meninos once again has taken hip current trends and made them into real life tangible items with the Facebook and Twitter Mousepads. Both mousepads are cheeky, as they depict screenshots of a Twitter or Facebook page, but with a twist designed by Meninos. If you buy them together it will only cost you $17.99 and then you can go ahead and tweet and write a message on your Facebook wall about what you just purchased.

If you are looking to reduce your clutter just a little bit more, then you might take a shine to the 3 in 1 mousepad. It has amousepad area, numeric keypad and a 3-port USB hub. So if you are one of the few that needs a numeric keypad and don't have one on your keyboard, this should come in handy as well as the additional USB ports! Because we can never have enough of those. The 3 in 1 mousepad retails for $29 at gadget4all.

For those of us who still go to the mall, you may be familiar with the store 'Things Remembered' which is famous for making just about everything engraved and those little Precious Moments figurines. Well it's a sign of the times, because Things Remembered is now engraving USB keys and Computer Mice. These peripherals are aimed specifically at men, because you know women would never be interested in such a thing. The Memory Stick Key Chain comes in silver and can be engraved with both a name and phone number. Unfortunately, it only comes in 1GB, but we guess it's the thought that counts. The ...

The Wireless Mobile Mouse 4000 from Microsoft comes in a choice of 5 great colors - teal blue, berry pink and lime green as well as graphite and white. This is one of those mice that are great for throwing in to a bag and would complement a netbook easily. The mouse features BlueTrack technologu and is powerful enough to work on smooth and shiny surfaces such as granite and marble and even carpet and unfinished wood. It has a tiny snap-in transceiver. The mouse retails for $39.95 and will be available be August - just in time for those going back to school.

I have seen many crystals, cases and laser engravings that adorn notebooks, USB Flash Drives, and cellphones - some exquisite, simple or just plain stupid. But I have to say these take the cake. In fact they shouldn't even be made. MJ a Russian based company - offers a line of extremely luxurious USB Flash Drives, Laptops, iPhone 3G's, and other accessories covered with the finest gold, silver, and ANIMAL SKIN! I honestly thought this was some kind of a joke when I saw this but no joke. You can pick from the most exotic python covered USB Flash Drive to one shaped as an Ostrich Claw. There is also a