Wikipad has today announced plans to launch a 7″ version of its combined Android tablet and games controller, with the US version of the Tegra 3 powered machine set to go on sale in the next month or two for $249.
This news prompted the UK Wikipad representatives to issue a statement for our eyes and ears, with Wikipad’s president of sales saying: “Further to today’s announcement I can confirm that Wikipad will be available in many territories outside of the US, including of course the UK.”
So if you need another cumbersome, not particularly attractive way to make playing games on Android a little easier, this’ll be officially available over here at some point. Read more about Wikipad on the maker’s site here.
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