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My wireless mouse dies about once a month. And God forbid I use the built in touch pad! This Battery Free Wireless Mouse needs no batteries at all. The mouse is powered by an electrical field emitted from the mouse pad, powered from the USB port.

The high quality optical mouse never needs to have batteries replaced since their simply isn’t any. It keeps going, and going, and going. Without the help of batteries. Take that Energizer Bunny, you cocky bastard. — Andrew Dobrow

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The Tuscan Street Mouse is a realistic replica of the TVR Tuscan Sports Car, reduced to the size of a wireless mouse. And yes, it actually is a wireless mouse. The replica is so complete that at first glance you might totally confuse it with a simple model car.

Complete with headlights, the RF wireless mouse is ergonomically designed and ready to speed across your desk, ticket free. Powered by 2 AAA batteries, it has two buttons and a scroll wheel (which looks like a pop top engine), and comes in a choice of purple or black. Is it the sexiest mouse ever? Probably not. But it sure is a pretty cool peripheral for fans of sports cars. Available now for £19.95 ($40). — Andrew Dobrow

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The portable mouse became a huge commodity once WiFi led the notebook market to explode. Then came the popularity of the wireless mouse. Now, here comes the EXTRA portable mouse. This thing is so small it should be called the baby mouse since it seems like an offspring of its big sister (which would technically be incest). The finger sized SliMouse made by InferPoint, fits everything in that a typical mouse has. Instead of the two click buttons next to each other on the left and right, the SliMouse buttons are one in front of the other and a scroll wheel on the side. The whole finger sized mouse seems a little overdone. The word portable has gone too far. We can’t imagine the ease of use to be good with the way the clickers are set up. We haven’t used the SliMouse yet, but we still say, just get a wireless and cut out the middleman (even though the SliMouse is available in wireless form, we just really don’t like the idea of a mouse of this size, and an insecestous one at that.) — Andrew Dobrow

InferPoint SliMouse [via Coolest Gadgets]