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With Thanksgiving still weeks away, Walmart is hoping to lure pre-holiday shoppers by rolling back prices and rolling out a pre-Black Friday sale.
This Saturday and Sunday will be The Amazing Walmart Electronics Event, starting at 8:00 a.m. in stores. That means if you have any reason to go to Walmart, this is probably not the weekend to go—unless you’re also looking for a few cheapie deals.
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Walmart’s sale page says that online shopping times will vary for this sale, although BlackFriday.info says they are expecting items to start selling for cheap around 5:00 a.m. (EST). Here are some of the goodies to expect:
- VIZIO 26-inch M260VA 720p LED HDTV: $198
- VIZIO 32-inch E320VL 720p 60Hz LCD HDTV: $298
- VIZIO 42-inch E420VO 1080p 60Hz LCD HDTV: $498
- VIZIO 47-inch E470VL 1080p 120Hz LCD HDTV: $698
- VIZIO 55-inch 1080p 120Hz LCD HDTV: $898
- Compaq 15.6-inch CQ6-109WM Laptop w/Intel Celeron Processor, 2GB RAM, 250GB Hard Drive, Windows 7 Home Premium: $288
- Sony PlayStation 3 320GB Console w/Move Bundle (includes PlayStation Eye camera, PlayStation Move controller and Sports Champions) and a $50 Walmart or Walmart.com Gift Card: $399
- $50 iTunes Gift Cards: $35
Take a peek at the sale’s home page for help on making up your list, as well as a few other interesting tidbits.
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The black Friday event at Walmart is a fraudulent advertisement. It says Walmart has started a price war in electronics and drastically “rolledback” prices, which the others are trying to follow. I went to Walmart this morning and found NO advertised item on the floor. Instead, the items which were on the floor had “rolled UP” the price. This seems to be an attempt from Walmart to lure in the customers by fooling them with such low class methods. About one of the items their website said “out of stock” updated on 12AM ET, 6 Nov; it was out of stock 9 hours before the sale started in the east