Microsoft launched the cool Arc mouse with an interesting foldable design a long time ago. Microsoft came back later and offered the Arc Keyboard for users wanting a full wireless desktop with style.

The original Arc keyboard was available in glossy black color only. Microsoft has now come back and offered a white version of the Arc Keyboard with a lime green bottom. Other than the color, the keyboard is the same as the original.

You may love your new iPad and sleep with it at night like a soft Teddy Bear, but believe it or not, there are some people who don’t yet have one. The international market is still waiting. Now they have a bit longer to wait.

Citing “surprisingly strong US demand,” Apple has delayed the international launch of the iPad by one month. It’s strange that Apple wouldn’t realize that the demand would be so high.

The Alex eReader was popular during CES and has been the source of a legal battle between Spring Design and Barnes & Noble. If you have been waiting to get your hands on the Alex, you can now do just that.

The Alex is now shipping for $399. That price is $100 off the price of the much more capable iPad, which may make some that have been waiting for the Alex lean more to the iPad. The Alex has dual screens.

Looks like the Incredible phone now will be part of the Droid line-up, launching with Verizon Wireless on April 29th. They still haven’t announced full specs, but thanks to yesterday’s leak we already know them.

The Android phone will run 2.1 with HTC Sense, with an 8MP camera and Snapdragon processor. Are you excited yet? You should be. You can sign up for pre-order information at Verizon now.

Here’s a simple solution to the Droid’s keyboard, which isn’t the best for gaming. The D-pad is on the wrong side. Well, the Game Gripper moves it over to a better position on the left and also adds eight buttons. Now the Droid is much better gaming phone.

Apparently, the Gripper buttons simply press the keys on the keyboard, but it will give you more of a game feel. It’s only $15. Not a bad price for swapping that D-Pad where it belongs.

The guys over at BGR got their hands on the full specifications for the upcoming HTC Incredible. It will pack in 3.7 inch WVGA OLED capacitive touchscreen display, and will be powered by a 1GHZ Qualcomm Snapdragon Processor.

Some other specs include 8GB of memory built in and a microSD card slot for up to a 32GB card. There’s also 802.11 b/g/n WiFi, dual band EV-DO Rev.A, and an 8 megapixel camera, accelerometer and it will run Android 2.1 with HTC’s Sense UI.

If you thought that the walkman series was dead, think again. It’s still alive and kicking with two new phones that were just announced. The Sony Ericsson Spiro and Zylo. Both are sliders with social networking integration for the younger crowd.

The Sony Ericsson Zylo supports the HD FLAC audio format, a high-quality lossless audio codec. It won’t reduce the audio quality and delivers the best sound experience with Clear Audio technology.

Here’s the latest USB 3.0 portable hard drive on the market. A-DATA has announced that it has started to ship the NH01. Nice to see more USB 3.0 devices surfacing finally. Thanks to the USB 3.0 interface, it will give you data transfer speeds up to 88MB/s on USB 3.0 and 28MB/s on USB 2.0.

The NH01 will cost you 70 Euro (or $95) for the 320GB version, 88 Euro (or $119) for the 500GB version and 110 Euro ($149) for the 640GB model.

Enough with the tacky Swarovski crystals already. Game consoles should look tough and functional, strong. They shouldn’t look like Elton John on a Saturday night. The folks over at CrystalRoc can’t seem to stop themselves, as they are now offering this blinged out Xbox 360.

Apparently this particular eyesore will be used for one of Microsoft’s PR campaigns. Supposedly it took over 70 hours to finish, and they used more than 11,520 individual Swarovski crystals. It probably won’t show up for sale.

By now printers should be easy to set up and use, but they aren’t. Usually you have to install software and drivers before you can do anything. Well, now HP Makes it easier. HP has officially introduced laser printers that offer the HP Smart Install technology, which promise “Plug and Print” capability, throwing the traditional CD for installation out the window.

All you need to do is plug the printer into the computer via USB, and the software is loaded automatically. No more hunting for your printer’s driver CD when you get a new computer. We love it. It makes live much easier.

The exact details of Nintendo’s upcoming 3DS portable gaming console haven’t been revealed yet of course, but President of Nintendo America, Reggie Fils-Aime, has said that the 3DS will be the biggest handheld launch since the DS in 2004.

With the 3DS they will be able to deliver things to consumers that they could not with the DS. Let’s face it, the DS is nothing next to today’s tech, so they had to up their game with a new handheld, while your Wii also sits collecting dust.

You either love it or hate it, but Ed Hardy has released a bunch of new iPhone cases. They range from gel cases to faceplates, and protective sleeves. Each features the signature tattoo designs from Skulls to tigers.

So if you are an Ed Hardy fan, you’ll want to check these out. Prices are from $27 to $39 and they are available from the Ed Hardy Shop. Don’t like them? Maybe they make a good gift for a friend.

You’ve already spent quite a bit on your iPad, but you aren’t done yet. If you haven’t yet bought a stand, you might want something along the lines of this luxury iPad Stand. The Joule is made from solid aluminum and has an adjustable tilt angle with three settings.

Another benefit is that it’s very sturdy. It’s the first iPad stand that guarantees no movement when using the iPad’s touch screen. The Joule is available now for a hefty $129. Is it worth it? You be the judge.

You certainly have your choice of USB flash drives, but this Iron Man flash drive is pretty damn awesome. They don’t get much cooler or geekier than this. It has some nice detail.

For $39.50 you get a 4GB capacity. Sadly that’s all you get. No multimedia special clips. No secret message from Tony Stark. Just the drive. But that’s cool, this drive looks great and we are just waiting for the movie.

Changing radio channels is like racing with this Gear Shift Radio. It’s designed to look like a car’s gear system and requires that you shift gears in order to control the radio, thereby adding some unnecessary work to what would otherwise be an enjoyable listening experience.

No drivers license required, but you do need some AAA batteries. The Gear Shift FM Radio will cost you $24. Now maybe you can get a dashboard display to go with it.