AT&T, Sprint and Verizon have announced they are now offering the LTE iPad mini and the fourth generation iPad in their retail stores.
Unveiled on Oct. 23, the Wi-Fi version of the iPad mini hit the market on Nov. 2, at least for those who bought it from Apple.
The pre-ordered LTE variant of Apple's new tablet started arriving at customers' doorsteps Thursday, and now those who want to couple it with a 4G plan can do so at America's largest mobile retailers.
If you're shopping for one, however, you may want to hurry, as Sprint warns the quantities are "limited." Since Apple itself still lists two-week shipping time for the Mini, supplies are likely short everywhere.
The iPad mini sports a 7.9-inch screen (as opposed to the original iPad's 9.7-inch screen) with a 1024×768 pixel resolution, an Apple A5 processor and comes with 16, 32 or 64GB of flash memory.