Intelligent Design's titanium mouse.

However,the design wizards at Intelligent Design have introduced a mouse to send all others scurrying away:  The ID Mouse.

This nifty item debuted during Dutch Design Week and is Bluetooth-enabled featuring a tres chic hand-formed grade 1 titanium finish.  It is wireless and integrates a 3-button neodymium scroll wheel and is compatible with Windows XP / Vista / 7 and the Mac OS X.  It runs on two AAA batteries and sells for $1,200.

200-IS-DT-PS/2 – $2200 Keyboard

Stealth Computer has created some amazing keyboards, but the one that makes this list is the 2000-IS-DT-PS/2, a keyboard that is pretty much guaranteed to not fail under most human survivable circumstances. Extreme heat of up to 194F, not a problem. Extreme cold to as much as -40F, it still works. Humidity of 100% in the air? Nothing wrong with that.

The 2000-IS-DT comes enclosed in non-corrosive stainless steel with an optical isolated barrier for complete protection.

Want to purchase your own 2000-IS-DT? Head on over to Stealth Computer.

Optimus Maximus Keyboard – The Keyboard Holy Grail?

Coming in at a mere $1700 USD, the Optimus Maximus was every geek’s dream. The keyboard allows you to customize the layout to your hearts content as every key is its own stand-alone display. Each of the 113 keys can display upwards of 10 frames per second with 65,000 colors.

Optimus’s customizable layout allows convenient use of any language—Cyrillic, Ancient Greek, Georgian, Arabic, Quenya, hiragana, etc.—as well as of any other character set: notes, numerals, special symbols, HTML codes, math functions and so on to infinity.

They are taking orders on Artlebedev.com.

Most Expensive Computer Mouse

Coming in at a modest $20,500 USD, branding itself as the world’s most expensive computer mouse, you can get a gold plated and diamond encrusted three button wheel mouse. One cool factoid is that you can personalize your mouse with diamond initials or the pattern of your choice. Though at $20,500, I would expect them to do no less.

Interested in purchasing one? Check out Fabstuff.net.

Formula 1 Mouse Pad

Solid polished carbon fiber surrounding a leather area for your mouse to wander on, and an italian black suede backing, this Formula 1 branded mouse pad will only set you back $500 USD.

Check out the Formula 1 store online to purchase yours today.

Of course there are many other computer related accessories that will cost you an arm and a leg, just add diamonds, gold, platinum, or carbon fiber to just about anything and it can instantly become a crazy expensive computer accessory.