this week confirmed that it would be selling the iPad 2 at launch, while was being more circumspect with its plans. "We haven't announced details yet," an AT&T spokeswoman told on Friday.

Walmart is already , and a spokesman on Friday confirmed that chain would be selling the new device "on or around March 11." (Target is also promoting its electronics trade-in program, available at more than 800 of the company's stores, that will let customers trade in first-generation iPads for store credit starting on March 13.)

"We anticipate our guests being really excited to get the latest technology," said Target spokeswoman Kristy Walker.

The new tablet will also be available at , which is featuring the device on its Website.

So far, there have been no signals as to whether online retailers like would be able to sell the iPad 2 at launch. But Apple-authorized independent retailers, like in Philadelphia, anticipate offering the new device immediately.