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Apple Wireless Keyboard and Mouse?

AppleInsider.com updates with a report that revives rumors of an Apple Wireless Keyboard and Mouse.

The new peripherals are reported to match the new PowerMacs with an aluminum look as well as incorportate Bluetooth wireless technology. They will initially be offered as a build-to-order option.

Other minor hints of upcoming Bluetooth peripherals have included:

  • hidden Bluetooth Keyboard/Mouse support in Panther

  • Apple's KB/Mouse are now designated as 'Wired"

  • Mouse Connect/Disconnect and Keyboard Connect/Disconnect images embedded in Panther.
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