There’s a general stigma that tablets can’t and will never do “hardcore” gaming justice because they just don’t have actual buttons, analog sticks and shoulder triggers. As standalone slates, tablet’s ...

The upcoming Android gaming tablet Wikipad was set to launch today, but the company's representatives have sent along a statement from the development team (which you can read in full after the break) ...

LOS ANGELES, SEPTEMBER 7, 2012-GameStop (NYSE: GME), the world’s largest multichannel retailer of video games, has partnered with Wikipad, Inc. to offer the Wikipad tablet, the first tablet with an ...

We first saw the Wikipad tablet, which features a detachable game controller and runs on Android OS, way back at CES 2012. After that though, its release date passed, and we didn't hear anything new ...

Wikipad has announced its gaming tablet’s official hardware roster, including an Tegra 3 quad-core processor, 1GB of RAM, and a 10.1 display, though no 3D will be included. Wikipad has announced its ...

Things were going well for Los Angeles-based Wikipad, Inc. until late 2012. The creators of the Wikipad gaming tablet had distribution agreements with major retailers like Best Buy, Amazon.com, and ...

After missing its winter launch last year, the Wikipad – the Android tablet with detachable, console-style controls – is back. Rather than launching the $500 10-inch model as originally planned, ...

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Wikipad's Fraser Townley tells Polygon about the company's announcement of a 7-inch version of the Android-based gaming tablet for $249, why that model will launch before the original 10-inch device ...

SAN ANTONIO, Texas -- GameStop begins taking pre-orders for Wikipad on September 7. The new NVIDIA Tegra 3-powered gaming tablet will be available at retail on October 31, 2012 for $499. Wikipad is ...

People who enjoy gaming on tablets but hate not having any analog sticks or physical buttons are in for a treat. GameStop (GME) announced on Friday its plans to release the Wikipad, a tablet that ...