Wireless Mighty Mouse

ByMike Moffit

I was reading on Engadget and TUAW just yesterday that Apple had a wireless Mighty Mouse in the works but it would be some time before we would actually see it.

I just checked my email Inbox (9:50am today) and I see an email from Apple stating that the Wireless Mighty Mouse is out and is ready to ship!! On the Apple store they have a cute little catch line—“No tail required”.

I think the Mighty Mouse is a very cool little product and now that it has gone wireless it’s even better. I hope that I’ll be able to get my hands on one, and give it a little review and write-up on the blog!

If anyone manages to get one before I do, let us know here in this articles comments about how you like it!

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