UK mobile networks Orange and 3 have confirmed they will be selling the new iPad 2 on contract.
They join Orange and T-Mobile - both part of the Everything Everywhere group - who've already said they'll be offering the WiFi and 3G versions of the new device.
But none of the networks is saying exactly when stock will arrive or the contract prices.
They've all issued remarkably similar announcements, which look like they're cut and pasted from Apple:
"Vodafone UK today announced it will offer iPad 2 with Wi-Fi + 3G and also dedicated data plans for iPad 2 in the coming weeks. iPad 2 is the next generation of Apple’s magical device for browsing the web, reading and sending email, enjoying photos, watching videos, listening to music, playing games, reading ebooks and much more. The amazing new iPad 2 improves on the original iPad by being thinner, lighter and faster, all while maintaining the same incredible 10 hours of battery life."For the others just replace Vodafone in the first line. The only major network left out now is O2.
Apple is due to launch the iPad 2 in the UK on March 25, although speculation is growing that date could be put back and European stock diverted to the US where the device sold out within hours of its March 11 launch.
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