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I'm excited about the upcoming Tron sequel and I'm not afraid to show it. This year's E3 brought a slew of Tron-inspired electronics and peripherals, and now Disney has made its line official. Coming on strong with iPod docks, office equipment, and gaming controllers, you can turn your home into a Tron shrine of tech goodies, and tide yourself over until the film hits theaters this December. Oh, and the video game looks pretty sick, too.

Notables include the Keyboard ($129), Data Disk iPod Dock ($249), and Xbox 360 controller ($50), which all glow with blue light-up accents. All tech toys will be available this Fall through Amazon, Best Buy, and Gamestop. Check out a few of the items below!

You don't really think about the kind of impact a good mouse can give to your otherwise boring and dull desk. Me? I'm rocking a plain black one because my sleek Apple mouse bit the dust, and I've yet to replace it with something that "goes" with the rest of my desk decor.

Being the style-conscious geek that I am, I'd totally go for one of these new Logitech Fantasy Collection mice that add a bit of color and pizazz to my desktop space. Coming in a range of colors and styles, this rainbow number just happens to be my fave (and comes in at the lower price point at $30). $30 for a mouse, you ask? Well, sure — the Logitech M310 is contoured to fit leftys and rightys, discreetly plugs into your USB port for wireless mousing, and lasts up to 12 hours on a single battery. The M305 model ($40) even comes with a smart WiFi-ready battery so you never lose connection. Smart, indeed.

If the products I've been posting are any indication, 2009 was a big year for Lego-themed everything! From MP3 players to alarm clocks, the colorful plastic blocks have inspired a multitude of goodies.

I'm a little bummed it's too late to include this in my Best of 2009 Lego roundup, but it's too fun not to share! The Brick Mouse ($32) is shaped like a red lego block. It works like any mouse, with both left and right click buttons and a scroll wheel for easy navigation. It connects via USB cord, so it is compatible with any computer.

It's getting easier to be green and geeky these days. Check out this Laptop Desk and Mouse from Viva Terra, made from sustainable material bamboo.

Besides being earth-conscious, the set is impossibly beautiful, light years more attractive than those metal and plastic laptop stands you find in stores.

Sadly, green is slightly pricey here, as the stand itself costs $69, and the mouse $39. It's not all bad though, when you think of the benefits.