Target will start selling Apple's iPad, effective Oct. 3, the retailer confirmed Friday.
All six versions of the popular tablet will be available at all Target stores, a spokesman said.
A selection of accessories including cases, iBook and iTunes gift cards, chargers and more, will be available in the electronics department at Target along with iPad, Target said.
"Target is very excited to offer the revolutionary iPad to our guests nationwide," Mark Schindele, senior vice president of merchandising at Target, said in a statement. "We are committed to providing our guests' with the best products and we think iPad will be at the top of our guests' holiday shopping lists."
The news comes about a week after Best Buy said it will expand its offering and sell the iPad in all of its 1,093 U.S. stores starting Sept. 26. It already sells the tablet online for in-store pickup and at Apple Shop locations within 673 Best Buy stores.
The iPad, which ranges in price from $499 to $829, is also available in Apple retail stores and on Apple's Web site.
In June, Target started selling the Amazon Kindle at all of its stores. Target first sold the Kindle at its flagship downtown Minneapolis store and in 102 south Florida locations on April 25, and expanded nationwide two months later.