You know that it’s just a matter of time before Apple integrates their gesture-powered gimmickry into other computing peripherals. One such example is the new Magic Mouse. Think of it as an iPhone or iPod Touch that functions solely as a mouse, and you’ll get the idea on how the mouse works. Scroll, click, drag or do whatever you usually do with a computer mouse, only Apple’s version lacks a button of any kind. The whole top shell is a button and a touch screen, so you can move and click around it as the need arises. Connect the Magic Mouse to your Bluetooth adapter and leave the worries of tracking and scrolling to this wonderful device. $70.

If you use your computer for gaming even just a little bit, then you know the importance of the responsiveness of your mouse. Razer specializes in high-performance gaming mice to help give you the edge in the heat of a battle. This Black Mamba wireless or wired gaming mouse features internal storage for storing files and game settings, as well as 7 buttons to keep all of your most needed controls handy. $109.

Two new TuneBase models are being released by Belkin early this month and in mid-July to control your iPhone while in your car. The TuneBase Direct exploits the feature on newer cars/head units that have the auxiliary input. Simply connect the 3.5mm jack and you can answer your calls hands-free courtesy of the built-in speakerphone or you can control your tunes. The music fades whenever an incoming call is detected – pretty neat huh? The same features are found in the TuneBase FM, only, it’s the wireless version. Instead of using wires, this TuneBase scans the nearest available FM station and plays your music through that channel, or lets your call through. Both devices charge your iPhone so you don’t lose all-too precious battery power on the go. $70+.

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Another example of the famous adage that “not all that glitters is gold” is this wireless USB mouse. Looks like a gold bullion but actually a wireless USB mouse for your Mac or PC. Perfect for browsing what’s left of your treasures or finding your next gold mine. Unfortunately, you can’t pawn this piece as there’s not an iota of precious gold in it. ~$35.

Art.Suono Wireless Music Transmission System

The Art.Suono is a wireless music transmission system and iPod dock from David Weiner Ventures. Simply hook up your iPod to it and it will transmit the signal to any audio system. It also features button controls, an input jack and volume controls. Available this October. $1500.

Logitech Z500 Wireless Notebook Speaker

Rock out on your laptop with Logitech’s Z-500 wireless notebook speaker. The Z-500 is compatible with Macs as well as PCs, while connecting to your computer with a wireless USB dongle, and most importantly rechargeable batteries that last 12 hours with only one charge. Perfect for your iPod when you need music to get you through some work. $200.