How to find out which bluetooth version is installed for wireless mighty m.

Hi all,
I just ordered the new Wireless Mighty Mouse. The specs. required Bluetooth V2.0. I tried to find out if my PB 17'' 1GHz (built in 2003) is supporting it, but the hardware information panel only gives the latest firmware version (1.7.5f10). I have no clue if this is V2 or not.
Any ideas on how to get more info?
Chris
Dual G5 1.8 GHz / PB 17" 1 GHz / AirPort Extreme   Mac OS X (10.4.7)  

Mark,
three things I can say already:
1) I set my PB into sleep mode. By klicking the mouse the PB went on immediately
2) when I physically switch off the mouse (PB states "lost connection") and back on again, I need to klick the mouse once to have the connection back. But this needs approx. 2 seconds until it works. Without klicking the mouse I don't know if the connection is reestablished on its own, after more than 30 sec. of waiting I gave up and klicked the mouse
3) if the PB is in sleep mode and the mouse is physically switched off, the minute I turn the mouse on again and klick its button once the PB turns back on
So far I couldn't see the mouse going into some kind of sleep mode (I wasn't so patient up to now).
Funny thing: the new laser seems to emit as I would guess infra-red light, at least it is not visible. So no more red shiny mouse in black night. And there is a small green led on the bottom side of the mouse a) flashing if it searches for a connection and b) indicating if the laser is on/off
Chris

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