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According to the Times, Apple executives are heading over to Britain this week to talk with wireless providers about selling the iPad. In the UK the iPhone is currently sold by three companies: Vodafone, Orange and O2, and assumedly all three will be vying to stock the tablet. O2 were the sole sellers of the iPhone from 2007-2009, however Apple is not expected to offer an exclusive arrangement in the British Isles for the iPad.

The Times’ sources say that preliminary discussions have been underway for a while now, but that no decisions have been made over price.

In the USA, Apple made waves for the comparatively low price, no contract wireless data plans to be offered via AT&T at the launch of the 3G iPad.

[via iLounge]

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