Logitech’s MX 1100 Cordless Laser Mouse is one of the best on the market. With a comfortable, full-size shape, plenty of buttons, a freely moving scroll wheel, and adjustable precision, it’s not hard to see why.

It also carries a relatively steep $79.99 price tag.

So pick one up today, while Amazon has it for less than $20 after a small rebate.

Buy for $19.99 via Amazon after $10 rebate.

If your laptop bag resembles one of those Best Buy express vending machines, look no further than the Grid-it from Cocoon.

This clever contraption comprised of rubberized elastic bands makes it easy to keep all your portable devices safe and secure instead of rolling around in pockets of your bag.

Buy Small Grid-it for about $20 (10.25″x5.125″)

Buy Medium Grid-it for around $25 (12″x8″)

Unlike the standard bike you learned to ride as a kid, you sit on a seat but the handles are behind you. You lean left or right to steer, and it even comes with electronic antiskid brakes. It zooms around at a top speed of 12mph on a lithium phosphate battery that can be charged to 80 perceny capacity in 20 minutes.

The first 100 YikeBikes will be road-ready by mid-2010 in New Zealand as well as the U.K. and selected other countries in Europe. The YikeBike…a controllable, rideable urban bike.

Buy for $4900 from YikeBike

This thing is unbelievable. It removes bacteria deep between teeth and below gumline where brushing alone will not reach. But it’s nicest feature is it massages your gums to make them strong and healthy.

Fill up the tank with water, put it in the mouth, turn it on, and with your mouth closed you’ll feel the incredible power as it cleans your teeth like the power washer cleans your car down at the self-serv.

We’re told by those in the know that this model is much quieter with less vibration. The most important thing is to set the pressure to a comfortable level to get all of your teeth.

Buy for $59 from Amazon

Bang & Olufsen brings its opulent and not inexpensive design precision to the world of clocks with the BeoTime alarm clock.

This unique piece, inspired by Mozart’s Magic Flute, is wireless and motion-sensing. It wakes you with a chime or by activating any nearby bit of B&O AV component (obviously not included).

This elongated wireless alarm clock has three displays showing either the hour, minute or date. Beautiful and different it is.

Buy for $375 from Bang & Olufsen

Now you can grab the entire Beatles collection in digital format as Apple Corps and EMI are releasing the whole catalogue on a limited edition USB drive.

The Beatles USB Apple Collection features the 14 Beatles Albums which have all been digitally remastered, as well as 13 mini documentary films, plus album art, and some rare photos.

There will only be 30,000 of the limited edition drives with 16GB of storage. The music is provided in FLAC 44.1 Khz 24 bit and MP3 320 Kbps formats and is compatible with both PCs and Mac.

Pre-order for $280 from Beatles.com

Doppelkupplungsgetriebe. German for ‘dual-clutch’. It’s the reason the seven-speed gearbox on the Porsche 911 Turbo does zero to 60mph in 3.2 seconds. Impressive.

This monster of power has a 500-hp, 3.8-liter directed injected flat-six. Thanks to direct injection and the more efficient automatic transmission, mileage improves to a very impressive 24.8 mpg. Cool on the new model: dynamic engine mounts. First seen on the new GT3, these are filled with a magnetorheological fluid that can be adjusted for comfort or sport, depending on how the car is being driven.

Moreover, the new 2010 Turbo will be available with Porsche Torque Vectoring, an option that complements the standard traction and stability control systems. PTV’s mechanical limited-slip center differential actively distributes power fore and aft to greatly improve the car’s ability to exit corners with lots of throttle.

It’s a substantial update the keep Porsche, well, Porsche.

Buy for $132,800 from Porsche

We already get a lot of streaming video on handheld devices, but in the U.S. at least we now have FLO. It’s real-time audio and video now streamed to a dedicated FLO device.

The MediaFLO system transmits data on a frequency separate from the frequencies used by current cellular networks. In the U.S., the MediaFLO system uses frequency spectrum 716-722 MHz, which was previously allocated to UHF TV channel 55.

What do you get for your $9 a month subscription fee? 10 basic channels including ESPN, Comedy Central, NBC 2Go, MTV, CBS Mobile, Fox News Channel, CNBC and more. On Verizon and AT&Ts cellular network you’ll get an additional four channels.

The device has a 3.5-inch touchscreen with a built-in stand and stereo speakers.

Buy for $250 from Amazon

Portable solar power devices are finally getting a blast of style and the people at Regen are on the cutting edge of that trend. Case in point is the ReNu portable solar tablet.

This 9-inch-by-9-inch tablet is essentially a portable slab of energy, designed to deliver solar power to apartment-dwellers who can’t put an array on the roof.

The ReNu can be hung in a window with a suction cup, attached to a window frame, or placed on a table. It’s battery recharges in four hours and will drive an iPod for about six hours.

The ReNu isn’t shipping until February of 2010.

Buy for $199 from Regen

If your car is a frequent business-trip companion, consider the Autonet Mobile router. Installed into the trunk, it creates a personal Wi-Fi, 3G hot spot anywhere.

Multiple devices can share the Internet without slowing its speed. You connect wirelessly to the Autonet access point in exactly the same way you would for a stationary access point. Speeds will depend on the data size as well as the strength of your cellular signal, but reports are its competitive with portable, handheld devices like an iPhone.

Autonet Mobile is about to become much more common: It’s now an add-on option for Cadillac, Chrysler, and VW. The monthly subscription fee is $29 a month.

Buy for $390 from Amazon

We featured a few weeks back a Nikon digital camera with built-in pico projector. Here we go again, but this time one that works with thr Apple iPod.

It’s the PK101 Pico Pocket Projector from Optoma. Smaller than any iPod and weighing only 4 ounces, this little baby displays images as large as 60 inches up to 10 feet from your iPod.

At 4.1 x 2.0 x 0.6 inches, it is not much bigger than the remote control bundled with many larger projectors, yet it’s able to accommodate not only a DLP imaging engine and an LED lamp but also a rechargeable battery capable of powering the device for 1.5 hours—and even a tiny speaker.

We were very impressed with the image quality and ease of use. We were able to get images up to about 8 feet diagonally from about 12 feet away. Color was good, but the better the resolution of your images or video the better the projection quality will be.

Based upon the latest LED illumination advances and DLP imaging technology, it’ll give you two hours of viewing time. it’s got a built-in, re-chargeable battery that you hook up via USB or with the included AC power adapter.

Buy for $219 from Amazon

The standard, upright toaster. Oh hum. Not for Bodum who’s announced the Bistro Flatbed Toaster.

It lets you to defrost or toast any size of bread directly on a flat stainless steel heating surface, so you can do more than a bagel or slice of white bread. It’s great for pizza, tortillas, hamburger buns or any other oversized food item previously deemed un-toast able.

Its sleek design makes it a perfect complement to any countertop or buffet station. There’s a simple dial allowing you to specify the level of browning, and when not in use it can be stored on its side, freeing up counter space.

Buy for $80 from Amazon

You’ll get about two minutes of recorded video on the built-in flash RAM and about 75 minutes with the SD card. The camera works in regular light and automatically switches to night mode with the sun goes down. A ring of infra-red LEDs around the lens will illuminate your subject no matter the level of darkness.

It’s got a 2-inch LCD display on its back side and is powered by four double-A batteries. You hook it up via its USB connection. It’s got a trigger-type record button and a full set of display control buttons at the rear. Downside: a fixed focus lens.

Buy for $80 from Amazon

Their rigid titanium super tweeters give you clear high notes, while built-in BasXport technology provides awesome bass. For a set of speakers no taller than a 12-ounce glass, they’re incredibly loud.

These are the perfect speakers for gaming on a PC as well. You’ll notice the clarity of sound effects and voices in games as well as booming explosions and rumbling atmospherics. These little puppies deliver an incredible sound at a good price.

Buy for $150 from Amazon

When you receive Tweets, the TwittertPeek vibrates or makes a tweeting sound, and lights up a blue light. The TwitterPeek features a 2.5-inch LCD display, a full QWERTY keyboard, a trackwheel on the side, and a battery that gives you about three days of life before re-charging.

You can get it with lifetime service or six months of free service. After that service will run you $8 a month. Downside: No camera to upload your own pics.

Buy with lifetime service for $200 from Amazon

Buy with six months of service for $100 from Amazon

Just about everyone has heard the hype surrounding solid-state drives. But the
Intel X25-M Mainstream 160GB SSD drive is getting rave reviews.

A solid state drive – or SSD – consists of NAND flash-memory chips and lack moving parts that give it an edge over regular drives (more shock-resistant, fewer chances of mechanical failure, and they’re able to withstand jostling and sudden impacts). While they’re more expensve, their speed is unsurpassed…65 microsecond latency versus a standard hard drive at 4000 microseconds.

This drives speed is impressive and it should be. It’s aimed at the mainstream market and is ideal for those that will be making the move to Windows 7.

Buy for $467 from Amazon

The trouble with digital cameras today is that they want to throw everything and the kitchen sink. We want a camera that just shoots awesome pictures.

May we point your viewfinders in the direction of the Olympus Pen E-P1. Sporting the same sleek style first created in the same film camera introduced in 1959, it feels like a camera should: weighty (3.2 pounds) but not heavy, and small enough to fit in a coat pocket. The attain the smaller size, Olympus had to ditch the optical viewfinder for a 3-inch LCD display (a separate lens comes with a clip-on viewfinder).

The camera’s SLR-quality sensor produces good low-light shots, and the camera comes loaded with useful features, including image stabilization and a digital leveler.

Boasting a 12.3 megapixel sensor of SLR-quality, the E-P1 comes fully compatible with a vast range of Olympus’s lenses, but comes standard with a 17mm f2.8 lens. It also shoots HD video (1280×720 pixels) and a rate of 30 frames per second.

Buy Sony Cyber-shot DSC-WX1 for $900 from Amazon

Clamp it to a plane’s tray table, your monitor at work, your car visor, or anywhere else you go, then snap in your iPhone or iPod touch.

Every model will fit the Viewbase, including a protective cover, and grips both flat and round surfaces up to two inches in width. It features a flexible 8-inch neck and an adjustable swivel head for optimum viewing.

Buy for $30 from Amazon

There’s a bunch of new stuff under the hood from Audi. The 2010 Audi S5 has added a new soft-top Cabriolet with a supercharged V6, but the real rush is the classy V8 coupe. If you want a luxury performance coupe or convertible, the S5 belongs on your short list.

The coupe’s 4.2-liter V8 churns out 354 horsepower and 325 lb-ft of torque. A seven-speed manual transmission is standard on the coupe, and a six-speed automatic with manual shift control is optional, which can transfer torque during cornering to reduce understeer. The manual-transmission will get you from zero to 60 mph in a pace-quickening five seconds.

The S5′s attractive and high-quality cabin is one of its strong points. The front sport seats are excellent for both enthusiastic driving and long-distance cruising. There’s little doubt it’s a sharp-handling car, with tenacious AWD traction.

Buy Starting at $52,400 from Audi

The Beat for Men was created by perfumers Olivier Polge and Domitille Bertier, and The Beat’s listed notes are leatherwood, Bourbon vetiver, cedrat, black pepper and violet leaves. Perfect for the Fall and Winter. The beat goes on.

Buy the 3.4 ounce bottle for $43 from Amazon