Check out our 3rd annual, 2011 “Crazy about Pink” holiday gift guide below. You’ll find our top 10 favorite pink items which make great gifts. Do you have a favorite pink product that we didn’t list? Share it below in a comment.

1. ZOMM pink wireless leach. ZOMM is the world’s first Wireless Leash for mobile phones. This award winning product secures mobile phones, provides call notification with full mobile speakerphone functionality, provides a Panic alarm and calls emergency assistance from anywhere in the world with just one press of a button.

2. OtterBox Defender Series for iPad. Drop-proof your magical, new must-have gadget with the OtterBox Defender Series for Apple® iPad™! This cutting-edge case incorporates three layers of hardcore protection plus some advanced features. Available in two pink color combinations.

3. PIIQ™ Premium Headphones (pink and black). Build quality. Cush feel. Supreme sound. Named Marqii™, the PIIQ™ premium headphones have special slider stay power – lock it in to fit your crown.

4. ADATA Nobility Series NH92 2.5” Portable Hard Disk Drive. ADATA presents the ultrathin NH92 Portable Hard Disk Drive. Measuring a mere 12 millimeters and weighing only 152 grams, it’s the slimmest and lightest among all aluminum-cased portable HDDs. Paired with a tailored leather pouch, the NH92 appeals to even the fussiest user, available in three fascinating colors: light silver, cherry pink and ocean blue.

5. Flight Stainless Steel Watch from Fossil. Aviation-inspired design meets feminine detailing with this must-have Flight watch. The case shines in a polished and matte stainless steel with a sparkling top ing and complementary strap.

6. Bloggie Touch Camera. 8GB, Full HD 1080p video, 12.8-megapixel stills, 3.0″ (diag.) touch screen, flip-out USB arm, MP4 video format, works with iMovie®

7. Prada ‘Postcards’ Sunglasses. Retro-glam sunglasses are enhanced by a flirty color-blocked design and feature a raised logo at the temple.

8. Corioliss Pro Pink Flat Iron. The Corioliss Pro series Pink flat iron is ultra slim and maneuverable, and doesn’t rely on looks alone – it features nano-silver treated tourmaline ceramic plates, 1″ for versatility, and the Corioliss reputation the world has come to love.

9. 8v Pink Impact Drill. Pink 8v Impact Drill (gear driven) is lightweight and weighs under 2 lbs.  Features include a bright LED light, rubber-grip handle and cutting-edge lithium-ion battery technology. Compatible with Hex base drill bits. From TomBoy Tools.

10. Pink Laptop Bags & Cases from Rainebrooke. While we love all the pink products above, our favorite pink gift idea for this holiday season is still are pink laptop bags We have a huge selection of pink laptop bags, cases, messengers, leather bags, totes, sleeves and more.

Even though I liked it, I thought I’d look around at what new portable mice are available. Below are a few models I checkout out, along with links to reviews that I found for each model. If there is a portable mouse you really love using, let me know in a comment below. I’d love to hear any suggestions and comments you have about your favorite (or least favorite) portable mouse.

Microsoft Wireless Mobile Mouse 3500 – Has the BlueTrack technology which allows it to work on almost any surface. Also has the Nano transceiver which can stay plugged in…this would be a nice change from my previous mouse.

Reviews: none found, product ships in April

Microsoft Wireless Mobile Mouse 4000 – Also has the BlueTrack technology for working on any surface along with the Nano transceiver.

Reviews:
CNET review – OK with the exception of short battery life, lack of precision and price.
PCMag review – Does the job but it’s nothing to get excited about and the reviewer doesn’t like its inability for horizontal tilt on the scroll wheel.

Microsoft Arc Mouse – Folds onto itself which makes it really portable and has a good range and small transceiver. However it doesn’t offer the BlueTrack technology which is negative for me.

Reviews:
CNET review – likes the design and portability, but is mentions the side button is hard to use.
PCMag review – overall positive for design and function, but doesn’t like that it takes 2 AAA batteries and feels gamers might not like its lightweight feel.

Razer Orochi – Bluetooth & wired capable, small size, plenty of customizable buttons

Reviews:
CNET review – highly customizable and really accurate sensitivity
Craving Tech review – overall seems really pleased… tested it by playing Left 4 Dead (the one computer game I play when I have time )

Logitech Marathon Mouse M705 – long battery life, tiny receiver and a fast scroll wheel (big + for me)

Reviews:
Digital Versus review: likes the scroll wheel, batter life and tiny receiver, but feels the overall size is not comfortable (too big for portable use, too small for daily use)

Logitech Anywhere Mouse MX – Darkfield technology that tracks on any surface (+), good size, tiny receiver

Reviews:
CNET review: Darkfield technology delivers on its promise, but feels the price is too steep for a portable mouse.
Gizmodo review – says it’s “one of the best-tracking mice” they’ve ever used

Kensington Wireless Mouse – I checked out several of Kinsington products at their site, in particular the one I linked to. They all look like decent mice, but I searched around for reviews and couldnt find any that were recent… not sure why, but this doesnt help me much when deciding to buy their product or not. If you know of a recent review for a Kinsington mouse let me know.

What’s your favorite portable mouse? Let me know below and tell me what you like or dislike about it.