Amazing bargains at Target during 2009 Black Friday sales
Target Black Friday 2009 ads are in, and consumers are quite pleased. Although Target’s Black Friday sales aren’t as anticipated and don’t offer as many deals as Walmart, shoppers of the Minnesota based retailer are likely to be very pleased.
Some of the best Target Black Friday 2009 deals featured in the ads are:
- Polaroid LCD Camcorder $39
- SD Card with 50 free music downloads $10
- LCD Keychain $10
- 6 foot HDMI Cable $10
- 1” CHI $89.99
- Phillips Sonicare Toothbrush $39.99
- Select Chefmate Appliances $3
- Westinghouse 32” HDTV $246
- Tons of discounted DVDs, Blu-Rays, and CDs
Of course, Target Black Friday ads aren’t as exciting as the Walmart ads. Nevertheless, there are throngs of shoppers that are very loyal to Target, citing superior quality of goods and services as the reason. My wife prefers to shop at Target for discounted clothing and housewares.
New Target and Walmart Black Friday 2009 Ads (Updated)
Target and Walmart Black Friday 2009 Deals keep showing up online and they are better than last year. With flat screen LCD tv’s as the biggest markdowns, these after Thanksgiving sales are gathering the attention of shoppers.
A featured Walmart deal is a Sanyo 50-inch plasma TV rumored to be available for just $598. The 720p TV is not as good as a true 1080 but to the average user this will not be noticed.
Target counters with a 32 inch Westinghouse LCD TV for a reported $286 which is an unheard of price sure to get shoppers in the door.
The best deal we have seen is not official but reports indicate that a Sony Bravia KDL46S504 46-inch LCD Full HD will be priced at a rock bottom $798.
These deals are only for the Black Friday date and will go fast.
taken from:
Black Friday Deals 2009: “Christmas Creep” Leads To Earlier Deals
CHICAGO (AP) — Sears took “Christmas creep” one step further Wednesday, pitching its weekly sales as “Black Friday doorbuster” deals before Halloween.
The merchant, owned by struggling parent company Sears Holdings Corp., said it would kick off the weekly specials Friday evening and open stores at least two hours early every Saturday through Thanksgiving, hoping to draw shoppers with the promise of markdowns before the day after Thanksgiving.
