The WildCharge wireless charging pad that we heard about back in June is finally available for purchase. The charge pad uses a custom induction strip attachment that hooks on to your phone (or potentially other devices) and lets you charge it wirelessly by simply setting the device on the WildCharge charge pad.

The idea is great and was met with a lot of enthusiasm from the gadget community when announced, but its taken a while to get here. Shortly after the initial launch announcement of July 7, the company came out with news of pre-orders and then some pricing and a delay.

July 7th came and went and we were starting to wonder if WildCharge was going to start taking orders as we had expected, until this we checked out their site this morning. The website underwent some changes and it appears that ordering of the much anticipated wireless charging pad is going to be delayed by a couple weeks. Once the online store is enabled the WildCharge charger will be available only through the company website and will ship “shortly” after ordering.

There were also some more details available from the …

Ever since we’ve learned that wireless charging for consumers is going to be reality with the WildCharge charger, we’ve been impatiently waiting for the July 7th date to be able to order our own. Today it appears that the WildCharge home page has changed slightly, but just enough to communicate that they will be ready to begin taking pre-orders for their wireless charging pad. No word yet on exact price but we’re still with the understanding that it will be “competitive”.

Wild is right. The WildCharge device is a small mat which is plugged in and allows you to charge your gadgets by just lying them on it. No longer is wireless charging a concept for sometime in the future as you can actually get your hands on your own WildCharge pad July 7th.

The wireless charging in the WildCharge pad uses something called inductive charging, which is one of three basic ways to charge things wirelessly. Simply by lying your cell phone, PDA, iPod or PSP on the pad it will …