White Bluetooth mouse needed in Canada

Does anyone know where can I get a white bluetooth mouse in Canada that works with Macbook.
Size and weight don't matter.
Looking is the most important factor of course should not be **** expensive.

Doing little bit search in obvious places won't hurt my friend:
http://store.apple.com/1-800-MY-APPLE/WebObjects/canadastore.woa/wo/1.RSLID?mco= 74361321&nplm=M9269Z%2FA
http://www.futureshop.ca/catalog/proddetail.asp?logon=&langid=EN&sku_id=0665000F S10067444&catid=

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---long silence---
I said "IS that the end of the telephone conversation?"
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"OK thanks, goodbye"-
MORAL OF THIS STORY:
If you buy an Apple wireless mouse and it dies on you, consider if you really badly need to have it replaced by Apple. HOw much time do you have to waste?

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I've been looking for a Bluetooth mouse for a few weeks now to go along with my Macbook and after coming on here and reading some of the troubles that come along with them, I was wondering if anyone had any recommendations? I've never used an Apple mouse before, never really understood how the one click deal without the "right-click" worked, so i've been looking at other brands mostly. Would you even recommend the Bluetooth mice as opposed to a wireless one with a USB connector? Thanks!

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Both Mice work reliably and are accurate pointing devices. The original mouse uses the red laser. The Logitech mouse uses an infrared laser so its working is not obvious from the light of the mouse, although there is a combination activity/battery level LED that let's you know its working.
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