You may have heard that the humble computer mouse is an endangered species, threatened by the rise of modern touch gestures. This may be true, but gesture based-computing isn't a zero-sum game. Millions of people still use a mouse every day, and some of those mice have slick gesture capabilities.

If you've got a Mac, the Magic Mouse is the mouse you want. Apple's Magic Mouse came out in 2009 and it's currently the best mouse Apple makes, not including the Magic Trackpad — which I'm not. Basically, it's a perfect companion to a MacBook or Mac Mini. The Magic Mouse is undeniably stylish, but it's also got a whole lot of functionality for Macs: you can program it to perform basically any Mission Controlling-gesture you can do with the Apple trackpad. Right now Best Buy — who have been extremely competitive on Apple prices recently — is selling refurbs for $35. That's 50% less than everywhere else, and a genuinely stellar deal. [Best Buy]

If you're not a Mac user, you should take a look at Microsoft's Arc Touch mouse, a gadget some considered to be the Redmond response to the Magic Mouse. Like Apple's mouse, it features a stylish design and gesture capabilities, but it's a little less expensive and should play better with Windows. Best Buy has the best price on this mouse too—they're selling the White version for $23 and it's usually $45. [Best Buy]

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A serious lunch pail for serious foodies. This Zojirushi is a modern take on the ancient Bento box, but this lunch container can keep hot foods hot and cold foods cold — in the same damn lunch pail. It's also got a huge cult following — check out this Flickr group dedicated to Zojirushi lunch porn (totally safe for work.) At $37.43 for the silver version, it's a great deal; it's been lower priced on Amazon only once before. [Amazon]

• Zojirushi Mr. Bento Stainless Lunch Jar ($38) | Amazon | Originally $55
• Microsoft Arc Touch Wireless Mouse ($23) | Best Buy via Ben's Bargains | Originally $45
• Apple Magic Mouse, Refurbished ($35) | Best Buy | Originally $70

Accessories

• Microsoft Arc Touch Wireless Mouse ($23) | Best Buy via Ben's Bargains | Originally $45
• Logitech Bluetooth Illuminated Keyboard ($78) | Amazon via Brand Name Coupons | Originally $100
• 15% Off BodyGuardz | Bodyguardz via 9To5Toys | Use coupon code PRESIDENT

Miscellaneous

• SteelSeries QcK Mouse Pad ($10) | Amazon via Reddit | Originally $15
• Contigo Tumbler ($15) | Amazon via Brand Name Coupons | Originally $20 | Sold out then came back
• Viper Shot Competition Dartboard ($22) | Amazon via Reddit | Originally $30
• Cheap Bidet ($27.25) | Amazon via Reddit | Originally $40
• Baby Cage ($70) | Amazon via Reddit | Originally $100
• Garmin Nuvi 4-Inch GPS Navigator ($94) | Amazon via Reddit | Originally $115

Apple

Audio

• Klipsch M40 Noise Cancelling Headphones ($150) | Woot via Brand Name Coupons | Originally $300
• TKD Life On Record Boombox ($200) | Best Buy via edealinfo | Originally $300
• The Jawbone Jambox Is Basically Officially $130 Now | Jambox

Gaming

• Anodyne ($10) | Humble Bundle via Reddit | Originally $20
• Torchlight II ($10) | Steam via Steam | Originally $20
• Max Payne 3: Complete Pack for Steam ($14) | Green Man Gaming via Reddit | Originally $30 | Use coupon code GMG20-P4DLK-FKYRS
• Darksiders II for Xbox and PS3 ($15) | Best Buy via Gamingaholic | Originally $40
• Hori Racing Wheel for PS3 ($43) | Amazon via Reddit | Originally $60
• Steam For Linux Sale | Steam via Reddit
• Huge Valentines Day Sale with Borderlands GOTY, Bioshock 2, Mafia II | Get Games via @angelicrocker
• GoG RPG Weekend, includes The Witcher, Torchlight, More | Good Old Games via Reddit

Physical Media

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If you're not an HBO subscriber, February 19th will be the first day you can legally watch Game of Thrones season two. That's when this Blu-ray set comes out. It's $35 from Amazon, which is $15 less than Wal-mart, and if the price drops again before it comes out, Amazon will credit you the difference. [Amazon]

• Pulp Fiction on Blu-ray ($8) | Best Buy via Brand Name Coupons | Originally $15
• Preorder Game of Thrones Season 2 on Blu-ray ($35) | Amazon via Reddit | Originally $50

Digital Media

• Tweet to save $3 on an MP3 Album | Amazon via Reddit

Clothing

• Red Wing Beckman Boot ($264) | Shoebuy via Reddit | Originally $350 | Use coupon code WINTER20
• 30% Off Levi's | Levi's via Reddit | Use coupon code SPRING

Dumb TV → Smart TV

Nope.

Laptops

Sure, you could buy a laptop today — if you need one you should — but there's nothing I'd call a "deal" out there.

Desktops

Same goes for desktops. However, building your own is the best way to get a great price. Here's our guide.

Tablets

The Windows 8 RT tablet made by Asus, the VivoTab, recently got a price cut, making it significantly cheaper than an iPad 4. [Amazon]

• Refurbished Apple iPad Smart Covers ($19) | Best Buy via 9To5Toys | Originally $40

Screens

• 24" 1080p Red Samsung Monitor ($150) | Rakuten via Monitoraholic | Originally $200
• 22" Dell 1080p Monitor ($150) | Dell via TechDealDigger | Originally $200 | Use coupon code 0$6$RJ?0ZLB9V$
• 23" Dell UltraSharp U2312HM 1080p IPS Monitor ($220) | Amazon via Reddit | Originally $280

Portables

Nope.

Camera

Not today.

Bare Drives

Swing and a miss.

Apps

iOS

• PaperDesk ($0) | iTunes via Appshopper | Originally $5
• The Amazing Spider Man ($1) | iTunes via Appshopper | Originally $7
• Spashtop 2 ($2) | iTunes via Appshopper | Originally $5
• Pac-Man ($3) | iTunes via Appshopper | Originally $5

iPad Only

• Real Racing HD ($1) | iTunes via Appshopper | Originally $5

Android

• Cubistry ($0) | Amazon Appstore via Brand Name Coupons | Originally $1
• IM+ Pro ($2) | Google Play via Apps-aholic | Originally $10
• Monopoly ($2) | Amazon Appstore via Apps-aholic | Originally $5

Mac

• Lifehacker Mac Bundle ($50) | Stack Social via Lifehacker | Originally $200

Hobomodo

• Free Stylus ($0) | Daily Sale via Reddit | Originally $1 | Scroll to the bottom

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