Probably most people would consider any mouse over $50 as 'expensive.' But what about paying $1200 USD for a mouse?

While it might not be for everyone (or hardly anyone at all), the titanium mouse does look really slick. Made by the folks at Intelligent Design, the "ID Mouse" was shown off at a conference called Dutch Design Week 2009.

Featuring the only scroll wheel made out of neodymium, the ID Mouse is a wireless, Bluetooth-compatible mouse that uses a laser tracker, and is suitable for both right-handers and left-handers. You can even get the mouse in two different shades to match your unbelievably expensive computer: it comes in either white or black. 

The ID Mouse requires two AAA batteries. Hopefully your first set of batteries comes 'free' with this $1200 mouse. 

(By the way: if you like mice -- and who doesn't these days -- then watch out for our upcoming review of the more reasonably priced Razer DeathAdder gaming mouse, coming soon.)