TARGET, BEST Buy and MacMall have offered their customers best electronic deals for Cyber Monday 2010. In the United States, the biggest online sale, which is popular as Cyber Monday comes after three days of the biggest shopping extravaganza, Black Friday.
For Cyber Monday 2010 Target has offered its customers electronics deals including Samsung 26" Class 720p 60Hz LCD HDTV - Black (LN26C350) for $429.99, Inflatable Home Theater System - 16'x9' for $3,000, Open Air Cinema Inflatable Movie Screen in the price range of $359.99 - $799.99, Garmin nüvi 1390T Portable GPS Navigation System Bundle with 4.3" for $229.99, HP Officejet 4500 All-in-One Wireless Printer - Black for $99.99, Flip Video MinoHD Flash Memory Camcorder with 4GB Internal Storage, 2x for $119.99.
Other leading electronic retailer of the United States, Best Buy is offering to its shoppers through online for the Cyber Monday 2010 electronics deals such as Panasonic VIERA, 65 Class, 1080p, 600Hz, Plasma HDTV TC-P65S1 for $1799.99, LG 55" Class / 1080p / 120Hz / LCD HDTV for $1,199.99, Mitsubishi Home Cinema / 65" Class / 1080p / 60Hz / 3D DLP HDTV for $799.99, ZuneHD 32GB Bundle for $209.99, Samsung High-Definition Camcorder with 2.7" Touch Screen for $249.99, Olympus 14.0-MP Digital Camera Warm Gray FE-4030 for $79.99.
MacMall is offering Apple products for the Cyber Monday 2010 including 13.3" MacBook Intel Core 2 Duo 2.4GHz, 2GB RAM, 250GB Hard for $939.94, 21.5" iMac Intel Core i3 3.06GHz, 4GB RAM, 500GB Hard Drive, ATI for $1,119.99, iPod touch 8GB (4th Generation) for $214.99, Mac mini Intel Core 2 Duo 2.4GHz, 2GB RAM, 320GB Hard Drive for $659.99, Mac Pro One 2.8GHz Quad-Core Intel Xeon Nehalem, 3GB RAM for $2,349.87, iPod shuffle 2GB Silver (4th Generation) for $47.99.
Monday, November 29, 2010
Target, Best Buy, MacMall's Deals for Cyber Monday 2010
Walmart's Cyber Monday 2010 Deals
TODAY, NOVEMBER 29th, is the official Cyber Monday in the United States this year. Shoppers can enjoy shopping through online from the official sites of various retailers such as Walmart, Target, Amazon, ToysRUs, Best Buy and hundred of other retailers. Retailers offer Cyber Monday 2010 deals, discounts and bargains like the Black Friday 2010 sales event.
Leader of the retailers in the United States, Walmart, has offered "Shop Walmart's Cyber Week Online Specials" from Sunday November 28th through Friday, December 3rd. Walmart is offering Cyber Monday 2010 deals in a variety of products including video games, electronics and great Christmas gift ideas.
Walmart dot com is offering Cyber Monday 2010 and Cyber Week including Garmin Nuvi 295W portable GPS system for $89, Hot Wheels Turbo Town Mega Garage playset for $29, Viore 24-inch HDTV for $199 and a Philips 8GB Vibe MP3 video player for $39.98, Viore 24" Class LED-LCD 1080p 60Hz HDTV, LED24VF60 for $199, Element 42" 1080p 60Hz LED HDTV for $499, eMachines Black 10.1″ eM350-2074 Netbook (Intel Atom N450 Processor) for $248.
Walmart is also offering products for the Cyber Monday 2010 and Cyber Week such as HP Pink 10.1" Mini 210-2061WM Netbook PC with Intel Atom N455 Processor & Windows 7 Starter for $318, HP Silver 17.3" Pavilion DV7-4151NR Laptop PC with AMD Turion II Processor, Webcam, HDMI Out & Windows 7 Home Premium for $578, Playstation 3 Entertainment Value Bundle for $388, Kodak EasyShare Z981 Black 14MP Digital Camera, w/ 26x Optical Zoom, 3" LCD Display for $199.
Cyber Monday 2010 deals on gadgets and video games
THE BIGGEST shopping day for the online crazy shoppers in the United States is today. Retailers are offering lucrative online deals on Cyber Monday 2010 after the successful completion of Black Friday 2010. Walmart, ToysRUs, Target, Amazon, Best Buy and many other retailers has come up with thousands of items for the Cyber Monday 2010 online deals. Cyber Monday deals are best for all shoppers either who missed Black Friday 2010 deals or avoid to met the rush at the retailers store.
Retailers are offering for the Cyber Monday 2010 products including New generation Apple iPod touch 32 GB for $269.99, PlayStation 3 bundle with family pack for $299, Affordable Acer Aspire One D255 10 inch netbook for $249, Kindle 3 digital reader for $139, New White MacBook for $939.98, New 13. 3 inch MacBook Pro for $1098, LG 42LD450 1080p television 42 inch for $549.99, Newest Apple iPod Touch 8 GB for $214, Garmin nuvi 265W 4.3″ Bluetooth GPS unit for $98.86, Nikon bundle with D3100 camera + 18-55 lens + DLSR Starter kit for $649, Toshiba Satellite L655 - everyday laptop for $529.99.
Retailers are also offering products for the Cyber Monday 2010 such as Apple TV for $99, Canon PowerShot SD1300IS ultra compact for $129.99, Toshiba Mini NB305 10 inch netbook for $319.99, Canon EOS 60D kit with 18-135 lens for $1299, Panasonic VIERA 50 inch plasma TV for $1032.46, NBA 2K11 for Wii, PS3 and Xbox 360 and others for $59.99, Kinect Sensor and Kinect Adventures for Xbox 360 for $149.99, Canon PowerShot D10 underwater camera for $249, Fable III video game for Xbox 360 for $59.99.
Sunday, November 28, 2010
Online bargain hunting spreads beyond Cyber Monday
EARLY DISCOUNTS may have taken some of the shine off Cyber Monday but the key online holiday shopping day is still expected to attract bargain hunters who may not have had their fill over the weekend.
Cyber Monday, a term coined five years ago for the day many people return to work after Thanksgiving and make online gift purchases on their computers remains a prime shopping day online. But its novelty has now been partially eclipsed by e-commerce promotions earlier in the season, including on Thanksgiving itself.
Retailers from BestBuy.com to Walmart.com and Staples.com have even opted to offer Cyber Monday deals one day early, on newly coined "Cyber Sunday."
The key is versatility, online experts say, as well as making sure shoppers heading to the Web always find something to inspire them to click on a sale.
John Thompson, senior vice president and general manager of BestBuy.com, said Cyber Monday remains a "really viable marketing concept," but smart retailers must offer choice. "There's demand out there, but you have consumers spending their time differently," he said. "If you don't have one group that shops early, you'll have those who say 'I'll enjoy my Thanksgiving and those same deals or as-good deals will be there Cyber Monday.'"
Marketing firms say tactics have changed in luring consumers to buy online. Whereas in prior years a full email inbox of online deals awaited those back at work on Monday, the offers now increasingly come on Black Friday if not before.
Disneystore.com, for one, had a "record sales day" on Thanksgiving, according to Jim Fielding, president of Disney Stores.
U.S. online sales were up 33 percent on Thanksgiving this year, according to web analytics firm IBM Coremetrics.
Just as many promotions are sent via email on Black Friday, the day after Thanksgiving, as on Cyber Monday, according to Responsys. And half of retailers planned to send email on Cyber Sunday as well as on Thanksgiving, the interactive marketing firm found.
PayPal, the online payments unit of eBay, said its first holiday spike in payment volume came on November 15. On Black Friday, total payment volume, or the total value of goods sold, rose 27 percent versus last year.
Online deals will continue throughout the holiday season. Amazon.com, the largest online retailer, said its Black Friday deals would last all week, while Target.com and eBay have set up daily deals through December.
BEST DEAL?
Despite the e-commerce selling season that now extends before and after Cyber Monday, the Monday after Thanksgiving is still a prime focus of retailers.
Nine out of ten retailers planned to offer a promotion for Cyber Monday, Shop.org and BIGresearch found in a survey. That was more than the nearly three-quarters of respondents in 2007.
"Retailers have built it into the consumers mind: 'Here's the day you'll get the best deal,'" said IBM Coremetrics' Chief Strategy Officer John Squire.
Although some experts say the top online sales comes later in the season -- analytics firm Comscore, for one, found 2009's heaviest spending day fell on Dec 13 -- Squire said Cyber Monday was the best-performing day, with a 30 percent jump in U.S. online sales.
"You will see a similar type of gain on Cyber Monday (this year)," said Squire. "The big treat is what happens on Cyber Sunday for those retailers who give those deals."
Bullishness in advance of Monday was evident as Amazon shares closed at an all-time high last Wednesday leading into the Thanksgiving weekend, accompanied by options trading at over twice the average daily level.
On Tuesday, comScore raised its forecast for U.S. online holiday spending for the second time, saying it now expects an 11 percent rise over the 2009 holiday.
The new spending outlook should bring total holiday e-commerce spending to $32.4 billion, comScore said.
Online sales, while still growing, make up a mere 7 percent of the overall U.S. retail pie, according to comScore.
Amazon offers Nokia N900 for Cyber Monday 2010
LEADING ONLINE store in the United States, Amazon is offering the best deals to its shoppers on the Cyber Monday 2010. Amazon is offering electronics, DVDs, Video Games, etc. at discounted rate as Cyber Monday 2010 deals.
Amazon is offering deals through its official site for the Cyber Monday 2010 such as VIZIO M370NV 37-Inch 1080p LED LCD HDTV for $719.99, VIZIO XVT373SV 37-Inch Full HD 1080P LED LCD HDTV with VIA Internet Application for $889.99, VIZIO E420VL 42-inch Class LCD HDTV 120Hz 1080p for $549.97, TCL L40FHDF11TA 40-Inch 1080p 60 Hz LCD HDTV with 2-Year Warranty for $429.98, PlayStation 3 160GB Amazon Family Bundle with Ratchet and Clank for $299.
Amazon is also offering for the Cyber Monday 2010 including Kodak EasyShare C182 Digital Camera Bundle for $148. 98, Nikon Coolpix L22 12.0MP Digital Camera with 3.6x Optical Zoom and 3.0-Inch LCD (Silver) for $89, Sanyo VPC-GH4 Full HD 1080 Camcorder with 10X Dual Range Zoom (Charcoal) for $129.99, Samsung Galaxy Tab (AT&T) for $649.99, Altec Lansing inMotion MIX iMT800 Portable Digital Boom Box for iPhone and iPod for $179.65.
Shoppers can also online shopping through Amazon official site on the year's hottest day for online shopping, popular as Cyber Monday such as Nokia N900 Unlocked Phone/Mobile Computer with 3.5-Inch Touchscreen, QWERTY, 5 MP Camera, Maemo Browser, 32 GB for $460, HP Pavilion dv6-3013nr 15.6-Inch Laptop for $557.04, Magellan RoadMate 3030LM 4.7-Inch Portable GPS Navigator (Lifetime Map Updates Included) for $101.31, TomTom XL 335T 4.3-Inch Portable GPS Navigator (Lifetime Traffic Edition) for $98.87.
Saturday, November 27, 2010
Post Black Friday, shoppers' next pit stop is Cyber Monday 2010
CYBER MONDAY is the biggest online shopping day in the United States that falls four days after Thanksgiving Day. Concept of Cyber Monday came into existence five years back in 2005. Shoppers, who avoid the rush of Black Friday shopping event at the hundred of retailers store, favours this online sale event every year.
Every year Cyber Monday shoppers are increasing rapidly. During the Black Friday 2010 week and Cyber Monday 2010, an estimated 138 million shoppers will enjoy the event.
Retailers such as Walmart, Best Buy, Kmart, Target, ToysRUs, Sears are coming with Cyber Monday 2010 best deals and offers through its official site. One of the online retailer in the United States, Frys dot com has announced its Cyber Monday 2010 deals including Asus K60I Refurbished Notebook PC for $449.99, Lenovo G555 15.6" notebook for $449.99.
Frys is also offering for the Cyber Monday deals such as Toshiba S1325 13.3" refurbished notebook for $399.99, HP Pavilion p6610f Desktop PC, AMD Athlon II X4 635 Quad Core for $529.99, Apple MacBook Pro 15.4", ViewSonic VA1913 18.5" LCD PC Monitor for $94.99, ACER G215HABD 21.5" LCD Monitor for 129.99, Lenovo Ideacentre H215-0893-1EU PC, AMD Athlon II X2 250 Dual Core Processor for 356.99 and 20" LED Backlit LCD Monitor (20.0" diagonal) for $139.99.
Another retailer Meijer has said it is offering Samsung LN52C530 52-Inch Widescreen 1080p LCD HDTV for $1099.99, DXG 517V 5MP 720p High Definition Digital Camcorder for $49.99, KidKraft Fun Explorers Submarine Set for $68.68, Home Styles Kitchen Cart (Black) for $168.69, Black Hills Gold Sterling Silver Mt. St. Helens Obsidianite Pendant for $35.99 for the biggest online sale of the year Cyber Monday 2010.
All eyes set on Pearl River for Asian Games closing ceremony, to begin at 17:30 hrs IST
THE ASIAN Games 2010 held in Guangzhou, China opened to the world in a grand ceremony with never seen before LED lightings and firecrackers playing a major part.
The fourteen-day gala event, where even India broke all records and won many “first-ever” medals, will bring the curtains down today at 17:30 hrs IST. The ceremony will reportedly be more subtle as the hosts send off the athletes in a warm ceremony. The games’ closing ceremony will feature at the same venue as the opening ceremony that is the Haixinsha Square on the Pearl River. It will be a three-hour performance event concluding with the flag handover for the 2014 Asian Games, to be held in Incheon, South Korea.
Famous Asian pop star Rain (Jung Ji-Hoon) will perform three songs in the event. In all eight songs have been picked for the ceremony representing the eastern, western, southern, northern and central parts of the continent. The idea behind this is to display Asia as a whole and emerging power, said one of the organisers. An Indian musician Ravi K Tripathi is also going to perform at the ceremony. He will be singing the famous A R Rahman number ‘”Jai Ho” and two other songs.
Similar to the opening ceremony, the closing will also feature water bodies as an important part. There will be interesting formations and use of the cauldron, which was lighted by firecrackers in the opening ceremony, among other things. The whole ceremony will come to cost around $53 million, as per sources.
India has managed to pull of the best-ever Asian Games haul, since 1982 Asiad. Our athletes clinched a total of 64 medals comprising 14 gold, 17 silver and 33 bronze. This is the highest number of gold medals won since the first Asian Games held in 1951. India is on the sixth position and has superseded Thailand as well as Malaysia.
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Asian Games closing ceremony to feature Indian musician
THE GAMES are coming to an end and with that mesmerising opening ceremony, the world can’t wait to see how the games close down in Guangzhou, China.
Reportedly, the ceremony is going to have an Indian flavour too with Mumbai-based Ravi Tripathi slated to perform at the ceremony.
Tripathi will be performing the famour A R Rahman composition ‘Jai Ho’ at the ceremony with 200 Chinese dancers moving to his tunes. His 15-minute performance will include two other songs, one from his latest album ‘Baatein’ and the other, a Chinese number that has been composed by a popular China-based music composer Henry Ctang. Tripathi has sung for Chandni Chowk to China and a few other films.
Asian pop star and actor Rain (Jung Ji-Hoon) will also render three songs. Eight songs have been picked for the ceremony, representing the eastern, western, southern, northern and central parts of the continent
The closing ceremony will be held at the same venue where the Asian Games opened and water once again is a key ingredient in the whole ceremony.
The ceremony would commence with a giant chandelier emerging from the deep-water area of the stage with a sail-shaped red curtain on screens behind. The organisers also plan to use the cauldron, which was lit at the venue at the opening ceremony, together with the chandelier on the stage and the big screens shaped like sails.
A seemingly interesting ceremony is in store for all the anticipating viewers and with the Indian touch to it becomes all too special for the Indians.
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Digital Camera Online Deals increases wait for Cyber Monday 2010
YEAR'S BIGGEST shopping extravaganza in the United States did not end after the Black Friday 2010 which was on November 26. Now all the retailers have already geared up with Black Friday online deals and Cyber Monday 2010 deals for the another exciting day for the shoppers. Cyber Monday, which is famous for online shopping, favorable for all those shoppers, who avoid to meet rush at stores during the Black Friday shopping.
Retailers including Best Buy, Walmart, Kmart and others have posted their ads for online deals for the digital camera, which is considered as the hot cake during the shopping season in the United States.
Retailers have offered online deals of Canon digital cameras such as Canon EOS Rebel T2i 18.0MP DSLR Camera for $799.99, Canon PowerShot 14.1MP Digital Camera (SD1400IS) for $149.99, Canon PowerShot SX130 IS 12.0MP Digital Camera for $179.99, Canon Powershot SD1300IS Digital Camera for $129.99, Canon PowerShot SD1300 IS 12.1MP Digital Camera (Silver) for $129.99, Canon PowerShot SD1400IS 14.1 MP Digital Camera with 4x Wide Angle Optical Image Stabilized Zoom and 2.7-Inch LCD for $149.99, Canon SX130is digital camera for $179.99, Canon PowerShot SD1300 IS Digital Camera with 2GB SD card & camera case for $129.99, Canon PowerShot A3100 IS 12.1 MP Digital Camera - Blue for $99.99 and Canon EOS Rebel XS Black 10.1MP Digital SLR Camera Bundle includes 2GB SD Memory Card, Tutorial DVD, & Canon Camera Bag for $479.
For the online deals, retailers have offered Nikon digital cameras including Nikon 12.3MP D90 Digital SLR Camera (D90) BUY NOW: $1,029.99, Nikon Coolpix 10.3MP Digital Camera (P100) BUY NOW: $319.99, Nikon Coolpix 12.0MP Digital Camera - Silver (S4000) BUY NOW: $129.99, Nikon Coolpix 12.1MP Digital Camera (S70) BUY NOW: $169.99, Nikon L22/26198 Coolpix 12.0MP Digital Camera 3.6X Optical Zoom w/ 3.0'' Screen - Red BUY NOW: $99. 99, Nikon Coolpix S4000 12MP Digital Camera (Silver) BUY NOW: $129.99, Nikon Coolpix S4000 Digital Camera, Champagne Silver BUY NOW: $129.99 and Nikon Coolpix L110 Black 12MP Digital Camera with 15x Optical Zoom for BUY NOW: $199.00.
Samsung and Sony digital cameras which are available for the online sale through the retailers official sites are such as Samsung 12.2MP Digital Camera (TL105) BUY NOW: $89.99, Samsung 12.2MP Digital Camera (TL105) w/ SanDisk 4GB SDHC Memory Card and Camera Bag BUY NOW: $89.99, Samsung PL200 14MP Digital Camera (Red) BUY NOW: $119.99, Sony Cyber-Shot 12.1MP Digital Camera (W310) BUY NOW: $99.99, Sony Cyber-shot 12.1MP 3X Optical Zoom Digital Camera - Silver with Free 2GB Sony Memory Stick BUY NOW: $89.99, Sony Cyber-shot DSC-W310 12.1MP Digital Camera (Black) BUY NOW: $99.99, Sony DSC W330 Camera BUY NOW: $123.76, Sony Cyber-shot 12.1 Megapixel 4X Optical Zoom Digital Camera - Black BUY NOW: $99.99, Sony Cyber-shot W310 Digital Camera, Silver BUY NOW: $99.99 and Sony Cyber-shot W330 Silver 14.0MP Digital Camera w/ 4X Optical Zoom for BUY NOW: $119.00.
Vijender claims gold, tally touches 14
HISTORY WAS charted at the 16th Asian Games in Guangzhou, China when boxing’s pin up boy, Vijender Singh claimed gold, thus taking India’s gold medal graph to 14. The last gold haul was India’s best performance at the Asian Games so far.
To claim the 14th medal, Vijender pulverised Olympic bronze medalist, Uzbekistan's Abbos Atoev by a massive 7-0, which made the Indian spectators hysterical with the unbelievable win.
So far, India’s best performance had been during the 1982 Asian Games which was held in New Delhi. During the 1982 Games, India had clinched 13 gold, 19 silver and 25 bronze that led to a total of 57 medals.
The 25 year old, who has been compared with the likes of soccer players like David Beckham for his looks and crowd pulling ability compensated to the medal loss during the Commonwealth Games 2010 which were held in New Delhi.
Vijender’s performance on the penultimate day before the Games finally come to a close raised India’s hope of being somewhere where they could have never envisaged. However, China’s Zou Shiming retained his light-flyweight title.
With an addition of 11 more medals during the day, India’s medal graph raised to 14 gold, 17 silver and 33 bronze (total 64).
Read More >> Asian Games Medal List, Asian Games 2010, Asian Games 2010 Latest News
Friday, November 26, 2010
Best Buy HDTV Deals for Black Friday Online Sale
BLACK FRIDAY 2010, being one of the most awaited shopping getaways in the United States saw an active participation from people from all walks of life. Early birds across the US sweeped the offers off ranging from gadgets to TV’s to toys. However, many offers were not as intense as they were during Black Friday 2009.
This year’s major crowd puller was youngsters and teen shoppers who seemed to be enjoying each and every bit of what was being offered. 70 per cent of the US economy is dependent on customer’s spending parity. Although, people started queing up from early hours, statistics showed a markdown of 30 percent to 50 percent, which in most cases were prevalent.
In an interview, Macy's Inc CEO Terry Lundgren said that consumers are more focused on quality than in the last couple of years and There has been this strong message from consumers: 'I'm not just going to buy the least expensive sweater you have. I want to buy the sweater that is the best quality for the lowest price’.
Even though there is roughly about four weeks into Christmas and most of the customers doing last minute shopping, analysts claim that Black Friday is not a strong predictor for the season as a whole.
IF reports are to be believed, retail analysts who were seen scanning shopping malls to major retail outlets to keep a track of the traffic levels reported discounts close to 30 per cent for apparel and accessories. Meanwhile, discounts on flat TV screens with older technologies fell steeply. People who have change the differentiation in the pricing dynamics claim that everything is more expensive this year than last year.
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Best Buy HDTV Deals for Black Friday Online Sale
LEADING RETAILER of the United States, Best buy has offered Black Friday 2010 Online Deals to its shoppers. Black Friday is considered the biggest day for sale in the United States. Best is offering electronics, gadgets, video games, etc. to shoppers through its online shopping deals.
Best Buy is offering HDTV such as Coby 15" 720p LCD HDTV/Monitor with HDMI Input (TFTV1525) for $99.99, Dynex 24" Class 1080p 60Hz LED HDTV (DX-24E150A11) for $189.99, Dynex 26" Class 720p 60Hz LCD HDTV (26L150A11) for $239.99, LG 32" Class 1080p LCD HDTV (32LD400) for $379.99, Panasonic 46" Class 720p 600Hz Plasma HDTV (TC-P46C2) for $499.99, Samsung 32" Class 720p 60 Hz LCD HDTV (LN32C350) for $327.99, Samsung 32" Class 720p 60Hz LED HDTV (UN32C4000) for $497. 99, Samsung 40" Class 1080p 120Hz LED HDTV (UN40C6300SF) for 899.99.
Best Buy is also offering HDTV's for the Black Friday online deals such as Samsung 40" Class 1080p 60Hz LCD HDTV (LN40C500F3) for $497.99, Samsung 46" Class 1080p 120Hz LCD HDTV (LN46C670) for 899.99, Samsung 55" Class 1080p 120Hz LCD HDTV (LN55C630K1F) for $1399.99, Samsung 58" Class 1080p 600Hz Plasma HDTV (PN58C500) for $1197.99, Toshiba 55" 1080p 120Hz LCD HDTV (55ZV650U) for $969.99.
Leading retailer for the electronics items in the United States, Best Buy is also offering Black Friday online deals on Sony BRAVIA 40" Class 1080p 60Hz LCD HDTV (KDL40EX400) for $549.99, Sony BRAVIA 46" Class 1080p 240Hz 3D LED HDTV (KDL46HX800) for $1499.99, Sony BRAVIA 55" Class 1080p 240Hz 3D LED HDTV (KDL55HX800) for $1998.99 and Westinghouse 42" Class 1080p 120Hz LED HDTV (LD-4255VX) for $649.99.
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Walmart offers Black Friday Online Deals for Video Games
THE LEADING and the most popular retailer of the United States, Walmart has come up with Black Friday online deals for Video Games. During the Black Friday 2010 and Cyber Monday 2010, video games are the hottest item for the shoppers of all age, especially among young.
Walmart is offering Band Hero Game Bundle (includes Drum, Guitar, Microphone and Game) for $75, Brunswick Bowling (PS2) for $5.36, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 (Xbox 360) for $29, Disney Sing It - game only (PS2) for $7, God of War Collection (PS3) for $10, Guitar Hero 2 (PS2) for $7, Halo Reach (Xbox 360) for $35, InFamous (PS3) for $10.
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Cyber Monday Deals 2010 on November 29
IN THE United States, post the completion of the biggest shopping festival Black Friday, another connoisseur that awaits shopping enthusiasts is Cyber Monday. The fest which falls on November 29 is akin to Black Friday that is famous for its mouth watering deals, offers and discounts.
According to Shop.org, last year during Cyber Monday some 85 million visitors overcrowded the next shopping day after Black Friday. On this Cyber Monday, retailers are offering discounts on Xbox Live subscriptions, Microsoft Points, Wii Points and PlayStation Network Cards. They are also offering up to 50% off iPhone and iPad apps. There are also considerable discounts on controllers and other video game accessories.
During Cyber Monday 2010, new Apple iPod Touch 8 GB which is discounted will be available for $199.99, LG LCD TVs will be available from $499. 99, PlayStation 3 bundle family pack will be available for $299, Acer Aspire One D255 10 inch netbook will be available $249, New White MacBook for $912.98, New 13.3 inch MacBook Pro for $1098, Garmin nuvi 205W popular GPS unit for $79.99, New generation Apple iPod touch 32 GB for $279.99, Best priced Blu-ray player: LG BD530 will be available for $69.99, Nikon bundle with D3100 camera + 18-55 lens + DLSR Starter kit for $649.
It is predicted that for Cyber Monday 2010 Walmart’s offers include Apple iPod Touch 8GB, 32GB, and 64GB (Newest Model) Bundle with Accessory Kit for $223, Xbox 360 4GB Console w/ Kinect & 2 Additional Games Bundle for $388, Vizio 42" Class Eco 1080p 60Hz LCD HDTV for $598, Barbie 3 story dream townhouse for $125.
Retailers such as Amazon, Walmart, Best Buy, Target, etc. are offering great deals during the online shopping day, popular as Cyber Monday on electronics, gadgets and video games.
Cyber Monday Deals 2010 Prediction for Kmart
CYBER MONDAY is marking the biggest online sales event in the United States on Monday, November 29. Kmart, one of the largest retailers in the United States, is known for its many products at great reasonable prices. Kmart Cyber Monday online deals are one of the most popular in the country.
Post the Black Friday 2010 madness, in Cyber Monday Deals 2010 will offer the shoppers an assortment of offers like Fujifilm Finepix AV100 Digital Camera for $69.99, Nikon L22/26198 Coolpix 12.0MP Digital Camera 3.6X Optical Zoom w/ 3.0'' Screen for $99.99, Sony Cyber-shot 12.1 MP 3X Optical Zoom Digital Camera with Free 2GB Sony Memory Stick for $89.99.
It is also expected that Kmart will offer Samsung F40 Ultra Zoom Camcorder, Sylvania 4.3 In. GPS Navigation System with Touch Screen, Magellan RoadMate 2035 GPS, Magnavox DV225MG9 DVD Player and 4 Head Hi-Fi Stereo VCR, Augen 7'' Color Touch Screen Tablet PC Powered by Android 2.1, Mach Speed Eclipse 4GB MP3 Player with Free Mach Speed Armband for the Cyber Monday Deals 2010.
It is also possibilities that Kmart will offer items such as Nintendo DSi Holiday Bundle with Mario Party Game & $25 Gaming Coupon, Nintendo Wii w/ Wii Sports, Wii Sport Resort and MotionPlus + $25 Gaming Coupon, Xbox 360 4GB with Kinect Bundle, Call of Duty: World at War (Xbox 360), Fisher-Price Power Wheels Lightning McQueen toy, Toy Story 3 Buzz Lightyear Deluxe Action Wings, Majik Bowl Bowling Game, etc. for the Kmart Cyber Monday Deals 2010.
Amazon offers Kindle 2 for $89
DURING THE biggest and hottest sale event of the year, Black Friday 2010, Amazon is selling the second-generation Kindle 2 for $89. The offer is one of Amazon’s “lightning deals,” which is in limited quantities. The Kindle 2 is a great e-reader with a 6″ E Ink display, 3G wireless and 2GB of memory.
Amazon announced on its Facebook page that Black Friday Deal: This Friday, 11/26, you can get our previous generation Kindle for $89! Our previous generation Kindle uses the old E Ink technology (the same E Ink as in the current Nook). Our all-new Kindle uses the latest generation E Ink (Pearl) for 50% percent better contrast, and is available at the everyday low price of ... $139.
The third-generation Kindle is 17% light in weight, 21% smaller in size and have higher storage capacity i.e it can store upto 3500 ebooks as compared with 1500 book capacity of the Kindle 2. Kindle 3 supports additional fonts and international Unicode characters. The Kindle 3 also has a better browser. Kindle Latest Generation memory is doubled to 4 GB.
The Kindle 2 was originally launched in February of 2009 and Kindle 3 dethroned this last August. The Kindle 3 offer a Wi-Fi-enabled model, as well as its battery will deliver up to a month of eBook reading. Kindle, holds a multitude of advantages compared to a regular paper book.
Target offers last minute Deals for Black Friday 2010
ONE OF the leading retailers of the United States, Target has released its last minute Black Friday Ads for 2010. Target is offering another $30 gift card will be given on the purchase of an 8GB iPod touch for $225, another $15 gift card will be given on any purchase of 8GB iPod Nano for $145, 45% off Westinghouse 40 inch 60Hz 1080p LCD HDTV, 43% off Nikon Coolpix s205 Digital Camera with 12 megapixels and 4x optical zoom.
According to Target last minute Black Friday 2010 Ads, the retailer is offering 44% off on Sony Wireless-Ready Blu-Ray Player, 33% off on Memorex Progressive Scan DVD Player, 44% off on Philips Dual-Screen Portable DVD Player, 53% off on Philips Speaker with Rotating Dock for iPod and iPhone, 60% off on Boost Mobile No. Contract phones, 44% off on Polaroid V720 USB Digital Camcorder, 50% off on $159 on Garmin NUVI 5 inch, 50% off on Media Storage 8GB TwisTurn USB Drive.
Target has also offered PSP3000 Holiday Bundle that includes the PSP3000 game system, Little Big Planet game, Karate Kid movie on UMD and 1GB Sony Memory Stick for $127, 43% discount on Canon SX120 digital camera 10 megapixel, 42% off on Digital Decor 7" Digital Photo Frame with Remote, 41% off on Casio CTK720 Keyboard.
Top 20 products for Black Friday Shopping Event
ALMOST ALL the retailers across the United States have now offered Black Friday Online Deals to their shoppers. It is expected that about 138 million people will participate during the year's shopping season in 2010. All the big retailers of the country including Walmart, Best Buy, Target, Sears, Kmart, ToysRUs, etc. have offered thousands of items uring the Black Friday 2010.
It is a big question that what will be the top twenty items of the year's biggest and hottest shopping event? However, it is expected that during the Black Friday online deals and Cyber Monday 2010 deals, the top 20 products would be such as:
1. Video Games: which includes Kinect for Xbox 360, Nintendo, PS3 Bundle, etc.
2. Laptops: which includes Apple
3. High Defination Television (HDTV)
4. Electronics: which includes Blu-ray Home Theater System
5. Digital Camera
6. GPS Device
7. Toys
8. Apple iPod
9. Cell Phones
10. Home Items
11. MP3 Players
12. Sporting Goods
13. Camcoders
14. Apparel
15. Automobiles
16. Personal Care
17. Art & Crafts
18. Tools
19. Bed and Bathroom
20. Kitchen Items
Apple Stores hits right notes with iPod for Black Friday 2010
APPLE HAS come up with one of the most awaited deal for the year's biggest shopping day in the United States. Apple has brought the entire range including the iPod Touch, MacBook and iPad for the Black Friday 2010. Apple has said that shoppers can save $101 off a new iMac, MacBook Pro or 13-inch MacBook Air, while there's $41 off an iPad.
Apple is offering iMac for $1,098 and a shopper can save $101, MacBook Pro for $1098 and a shopper can $101. On MacBook Air discount is of $101 on 13-inch models, on iPod nano discount is of $11 on 8GB and $21 discount on 16GB, whereas on iPad, Apple has given discount of $41 across all models and on iPod touch discount varies from $21 to $41, depending on model for the Black Friday 2010 deals and sales.
Some retailers in the country are offering Apple Black Friday 2010 great deals for the Apple products on which they give gift cards that range from $10 to $50.
Earlier, Apple had announced on its official website about the special one-day shopping event that will take place on the day of Black Friday 2010. Apple stores are scheduled to begin the sale at 8 am and will be on all day online sale. However, many retailers of the country already started sale of Apple products such as one of the hottest cake of black Friday 2010, Apple iPod.
USA celebrates its 25th Annual Interfaith Thanksgiving Eve
IN A remarkable interfaith gesture, Nevada, United States of America celebrated its 25th Annual Interfaith Thanksgiving Eve Service on November 24 evening at Trinity Episcopal Church in Reno with various religions/denominations coming together to pray.
Christian (various denominations), Muslim, Hindu, Buddhist, Jewish and Baha’i prayers and other readings were held on the occasion giving thanks to God. Participants included Episcopal rector Stefani Schatz, Buddhist priest William Bartlett, Jewish rabbi Myra Soifer, Roman Catholic readers Joe Bell and Rocio Grady, United Methodist pastor Judith Bitter, Muslim imam Abdulrahim Barghouthi, Hindu leader Rajan Zed, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints elder Nicholas Frey, Baha’i elder Roya Galata, Robert Petrovich of International Community of Christ.
Michael Langham of Reno Trinity Episcopal Church, The Shepherd’s Bells Choir of Reno Lutheran Church of Good Shepherd lead by Toni de Salvo, Reno Stake Choir of Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints lead by Mildred Earl, Roger Hogan of Reno Baha’is, and Saint Cecilia Choir of Reno Trinity Episcopal Church lead by Matthew Moore provided various musical selections including 'Simple Gifts', 'Call to Worship', 'How Great Thou Art', 'Amazing Grace', 'OLD 100th Psalm Tune', and 'Nun danket alle Gott'. Audience also participated in congregational hymns 'Come Ye Thankful People Come' and 'We Gather Together'. ……
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Best Black Friday online Deals are Black Friday laptop deals
SHOPPERS ARE looking for the best laptops deal during the biggest shopping event of the year Black Friday 2010, through Black Friday online deals and Cyber Monday sale. Retailers of the United States have offered laptops deals for the Black Friday online sales to entice the shoppers.
This year retailers are offering laptops for the online deal such as Gateway NV53A38u 15.6" Blu-Ray Notebook for $699.99, Dell 24" Full HD Widescreen Monitor with LED only (ST2420L) for $179.99, Dell Inspiron 15" Laptop for $349.99, Dell Studio 15 Laptop ($205 Instant Savings) for $549.99, Dell XPS 15 Laptop for $899.99.
Retailers are also offering laptops such as Inspiron 17R Laptop - Core i3 processor, Blu-Ray and 500GB Hard Drive for $449.99, High Performance Laptops - Includes 6GB RAM Upgrade for $549.99, HP G-series Laptops with Free Memory or Hard Drive Upgrades starts from $349.99, Acer Aspire AOD255-2331 10.1 inch Netbook for $179.99, HP G72-B63NR 17.3" Laptop for $449.99, HP G62-347NR 15.6-Inch Laptop PC - Up to 4 Hours of Battery Life for $349.99 through Black Friday online deals.
Walmart is offering Acer Black 17.3" Aspire AS7714Z-4643 Laptop PC with Intel Pentium P6100 Processor, Windows 7 Home Premium for $498 through Walmart online deals for the Black Friday 2010, whereas others are also offering Mini 10.1 inch Netbook- Toshiba for $284.99, HP 17.3" Pavilion dv7-4171us Laptop Notebook PC for $749.98 and HP Laptop with Celeron 900 Processor, 2GB RAM, 320GB HDD and 15.6" Display for $299.98.
Black Friday sees endless wait from ardent shoppers
U.S. SHOPPERS searched for deals on high-definition televisions and popular toys early on Friday, as retailers hoped that Black Friday would kick off the best holiday shopping season in three years.
While some stores were open on Thursday and many retailers have offered Black Friday deals for weeks, shoppers still lined up late Thursday and early Friday for the annual day after Thanksgiving bargain hunt.
Black Friday is a term adopted by retailers to refer to the time of year when their businesses move into the black, or turns a profit. This year their aim is expected to be about keeping sales momentum that has picked up modestly this year as the economy recovers.
Shoppers were disappointed in some of the offers they could see, although they were still waiting in line for hours before they could get in the door.
"I'm looking at the TV and it says save $70 and I'm like, come on, you've got to be kidding," said Sanjay Patil, as he waited outside a Best Buy Co Inc in Princeton, New Jersey, along with about 50 other bargain hunters before midnight, even though the electronics retailer said stores open at 5 am.
"If it's Black Friday, it has to be 100 or 120 bucks savings minimum."
Others were anticipating the bargains they hoped to get. Nandini Ramkissoon, 19, staked out a spot near the stacks of $69 Blu-ray Disc players and $198 HDTVs set to go on sale at 5 a.m. (1000 GMT) inside a Wal-Mart in Secaucus, N.J.
"Wal-Mart is pretty good because they're letting their customers inside before time, and it's really cool," Ramkissoon said.
She and her parents arrived at 7 pm on Thursday, 10 hours early, to make sure they could get the TV they wanted.
Wal-Mart opened many of its U.S. discount stores on Thanksgiving Day and the doors stayed open overnight, a tactic it adopted after an employee was trampled to death two years ago on Black Friday.
Men's and women's kabaddi team raise India's gold medal bar
THE INDIAN women's and men's kabaddi team ended an outstanding Asian Games presentation by sealing the gold medal with a inclusive win over Thailand and Iran respectively in the finals to win the 12th gold for India on the 14th day of the ongoing Asian Games in Guangzhou, China.
The women's Kabaddi team beat Thailand 28-14 in a directing performance to settle the inaugural women's kabaddi gold of the Asian Games. In first half time they were leading 17 -7 after Thailand team failed to secure a single lonas against Indian and Indian women pinning them on the ground. Whereas, the Indian men's kabaddi team soared even higher by defeating Iran 37-20.
The squad had earlier managed to pulverise Japan to reach this spot and successfully managed to retain their glory. The Indian team also got a couple of bonus points in the opening half.
In semi-final Indian women beat Iran by close margin of 23-22. Match was interested as both teams were tied 22-22 in the closing time and the Indian team emerged victorious in the extra time.
Read More >> Asian Games Medal List, Asian Games 2010
Black Friday Online Deals from Walmart, Kmart, Best Buy, Target
ALL THE leading retailers in the United States are now offering Black Friday 2010 online deals and sales to their shoppers. Retailers such as Walmart, Best Buy, Target, Kmart and Sears are available to order now at the Black Friday 2010 sale ad price or even less. The National Retail Federation has expected 138 million shoppers to hit stores this weekend during the Black Friday 2010 shopping event.
For the Black Friday online deals, Walmart is offering Acer Black 17.3" Aspire AS7714Z-4643 Laptop PC with Intel Pentium P6100 Processor, Windows 7 Home Premium for $498, Canon EOS Rebel XS Black 10.1MP Digital SLR Camera Bundle for $479, Nintendo Wii Limited Edition Red Console Value Bundle for $249, Samsung 46" UN46C5000 LED-LCD 1080p 60Hz HDTV for $898, Sony Bravia 46" Class LCD 1080p 60Hz HDTV (KDL-46EX400) for $698, Sony Handycam SX44 Blue 4GB Flash Memory Camcorder with 60x Optical Zoom for $189.
Best Buy is offering in the Black Friday online sale such as Apple iMac 21.5-Inch Desktop for $1,199.99, Apple iPod nano 8 GB - 6th Generation for $139. 99, Garmin nuvi 1300LMT GPS for $129.99, GE 24" Tall Tub Built-In Dishwasher - White for $399.99, Samsung 40" Class 1080p 120Hz LED HDTV (UN40C6300SF) for $899.99, Samsung Galaxy Tab 3G (Sprint/Verizon Wireless) for $549.99, Sony Internet Connectable Wi-Fi Built-In Blu-ray Disc Player with Google TV (NSZGT1) for $299.99, WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2011 - Xbox 360 for $29.99.
One of the leading retailer of the country, Target is offering items for the Black Friday online deals and sales including Apple iPod nano 8 GB Silver (6th Generation) (Newest Model) for $134.99, Dance Central (Xbox 360) for $47.99, Fable III (Xbox 360) for $35, Super Mario Galaxy 2 (Nintendo Wii) for $35, TomTom XL 335T 4.3-Inch Portable GPS Navigator (Lifetime Traffic Edition) for $79.
Kmart is offering for the Black Friday online deals such as Nintendo DSi Holiday Bundle with Mario Party Game & $25 Gaming Coupon for $149.99, Nintendo Wii w/ Wii Sports, Wii Sport Resort and MotionPlus + $25 Gaming Coupon for $199.99, Xbox 360 4GB with Kinect Bundle for $299.99.
India wins 3 golds on Thursday, climbs up in Asian Games
INDIA HAS got back to its winning streak, or so it seems. After a very disappointing loss in Hockey semi-finals, India won a total of 7 medals on the 13th day of Asian Games 2010.
India won two surprise gold medals in 400m hurdles athletics event, one in men’s category and one in women’s.
After that Vikas Krishnan lifted a gold in the men's 60 kg boxing event the Asian Games.
Also, a silver was won by Dinesh Kumar in the men’s 81 kg boxing event.
The total of India’s medal now is 53 and we are sitting at the eights position as of now.
In today’s events we are hopeful of 4 gold medals with two boxing events, two kabbadi events (women’s and men’s final) in sight.
Other scheduled events where India is participating are Karate, Sepaktakraw, Wrestling and Volleyball.
India has still a few chances left before the games close down tomorrow on 27th November to make it a better event than the last Asian Games, where we finished at the eights position with around the same number of medals that we have now.
With four gold medals anticipated and a few more events in tow, its very anxiously awaited how many we are able to bag. Nothing is for sure after the heartbreaking loss in the Hockey semi-finals as India has not lost to Malaysia for the past few years in any Hockey match.
Today’s stars include Vijender Singh in the men’s 75 kg boxing gold bout where he is facing Abbos Atoev of Uzbekisan and Manpreet Singh in men’s 91 kg boxing event is facing Mohammad Ghossoun of Syria.
Kabbadi teams are also high in the gold anticipation list as India has never disappointed fans in this sport.
Read More >> Asian Games Medal List, Asian Games 2010
India's stand in Asian Games 2010
INDIA WON two surprise gold medals after two days of average performance.
India's Ashwini Chidananda won a gold in the women's 400metres hurdles and Joseph Abraham clinched the gold in the men's category of he same even in the Asian Games 2010.
Ashwini outdid herself by clinching the gold with a timing of 56.15 to give India their 8th gold medal in the Games.
India’s performance was getting pretty uneventful for the past two days and these gold medals come as a pleasant surprise for all back home.
Another bronze was won by Mausam Khatri in men's 96 kg freestyle wrestling event, which made up for the disappointing performance of wrestlers earlier in he games.
Also, in hockey after the heart breaking loss to Malaysia in semi-finals, Indian team picked up the bronze after defeating Korea for it in the third-place playoff.
And with that bronze India finally ended the eight-year long wait of getting back on the podium in the sport. India won the last medal in hockey in the Asian Games 2002, in Busan.
Also, India broke Korea’s back as they have never missed a medal in the sport since the 1986 Asian Games, held in Seoul.
With these two gold medals, India beat Thailand to the 9th position. India now has a total of 9 gold medals, 13 silver and 29 bronze; that takes the total to 51.
China refuses to budge from the first position and has half of the gold medals of he whole event. China’s total is 370 medals followed by Korea with 217 medals and Japan on the 3rd position with 190 medals.
Read More >> Asian Games Medal List, Asian Games 2010
Thursday, November 25, 2010
Toys R Us Black Friday 2010 free shipping on thousands of items
THE LEADING toys store in the United States, ToysRUs, which also is the largest toy shop chain in the world, is offering Black Friday 2010 deals for kids, video games, dolls, baby & toddler toys and more. ToysRUs is offering free shipping on thousands of items with a purchase of $49 or more from ToysRUs free shipping stores. It will be excluded on video game consoles, software, accessories & buyer protection plan. The retailer is offering save of $25 on the purchase of toy of $150 or more from any American Express Card through online.
The largest toy shop chain in the world, ToysRUs is offering free shipping on Hannah Montana 80's 2GB Mix Stick Lights MP3 Player, Disney Pixar's Toy Story Pix Jr. Digital Camera, Toy Story 3 Disney Pix Click Creativity Kit, Disney Flix In Scene Video Camera - Princess Petals, Memorex MyVideo High Definition Camcorder, SNAP! Digital Movie Creator - Pink, etc.
ToysRUs free shipping offers also includes on Disney Pixar Toy Story 3 Buzz Lightyear Deluxe Action Wing Pack, Disney Pixar Toy Story 3 Lots-o'-Huggin' Bear, Star Wars Darth Vader Voice Changer Helmet, Tranformers Animated Deluxe Action Figure - Rodimus Minor, Bakugan Bakubowl Arena, Disney Pixar Toy Story 3 Basic Action Figure 2-Pack - Big Baby, Disney Toy Story 3 Talking Buzz Lightyear with Blue Belt, Transformers Rampage Among the Ruins, Metal Gear Solid Vinyl Figure - Zombie Snake, DC Dynamics Statue - Wonder Woman, etc.
In the Games & Puzzles category, ToysRUs is offering free shipping on Scrabble Slam Cards, Excalibur Electronics Einstein Wizard Handheld Games 6 Pack, The Twilight Saga New Moon PuzzleBall - 240-Piece, Monopoly - Hello Kitty Collector's Edition, Excalibur Electronic Deluxe Touch Screen Word Search, etc.
Walmart eMachines laptop deals for Black Friday 2010
THE MOST awaited shopping carnival in the United States, Black Friday 2010 starts today. Shoppers who are looking for laptop, can visit to the country's most popular and biggest retailers store, Walmart for the best available deal on the laptops. ON Black Friday 2010, Walmart is offering eMachines laptop at a special price. However, Walmart has said, eMachines laptop will be available in store only in limited quanties on Black Friday 2010 deals which is on November 26, 2010. Walmart offered cheap laptops, eMachines eME528-2325 laptop PC and eMachines Black 15.6" eME725-4520 laptop PC.
The eMachines laptop eME528-2325 featuring Intel Celeron 900 processor, a 15.6" HD widescreen display, HDMI Video Out, plus Windows 7 Home Premium and Microsoft Office Starter 2010. eMachines laptop also have 2GB DDR3 system memory for surfing, video conferencing, documents, basic photo editing and simple computer tasks, 250GB SATA hard drive, which can store 166,000 photos, 71,000 songs or 131 hours of HD video and more. It's 4-cell lithium-ion battery support up to 3 hours battery life.
Walmart is also offering Norton Internet Security 2010 with 60-day trial, Windows Live Essentials Wave 3 (including Photo Gallery, Writer and more), NTI Media Maker, WildTangent Demo Games with eMachines laptop eME528-2325 for the Black Friday 2010 laptop deals.
Other laptop offers from Walmart include, eMachines laptop eME725-4520 featuring Intel Pentium Processor T4400 2.20 GHz, 800 MHz Front Side Bus, 1 MB L2 Cache, 3GB DDR2 system memory, 250GB 5400 RPM SATA hard drive for storeing music, videos, photos and documents with plenty of space to spare. eMachines laptop eME725-4520 also have superMulti 8X DVD+ with Double Layer Support to play and create CDs and DVDs with this DVD/CD burner drive, 15.6" HD Widescreen with 1366 x 768 resolution.
Software in the eMachines laptop eME725-4520 including Genuine Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit, Microsoft Works & Microsoft Office 2007 Home & Student 60-day trial and Norton Internet Security 2009 with 60-day trial. Walmart is offering eMachines laptop eME725-4520 for $378 for the Black Friday 2010 sales and deals.
Thanksgiving Day 2010 to enthrall shoppers
FORGET THE turkey and the football-if it's Thanksgiving, why aren't you shopping?
U.S. retailers trying to squeeze every extra cent out of shoppers are opening forThanksgiving on Thursday, trying to get a jump on the holiday shopping season.
Among the retailers that will open on Thursday are Wal-Mart Stores Inc's U.S. discount stores, 850 of Gap Inc's Old Navy stores, as well as some of its Gap and Banana Republic stores; and Sears Holdings Corp's namesake department stores, and Kmart discount stores.
For retailers, opening the stores amount to extra sales at the start of what is expected to be the best holiday shopping season since 2007 before falling home prices, tight credit and soaring unemployment forced consumers to cut spending. The holiday season is essential for many retailers, who depend on it for a big part of their profits for the year.
But people shopping on Thursday will still only be a fraction of the 138 million the National Retail Federation hopes to see on Black Friday, the next day.
"It's an add-on," Brian Sozzi, an analyst at Wall Street Strategies, said of stores opening on Thanksgiving Thursday.
"If one of the retailers that is open on Thanksgiving has a bad day, I don't think it is going to make or break the season."
Walmart Thanksgiving Day 2010 offers online sale of HDTV and Video Games
THE FOREMOST retailer in the United States, Walmart is offering to its customers for the Thanksgiving Day "The Walmart Thanksgiving Day Online Specials" through its official website Walmart dot com. Walmart's Thanksgiving specials are different from the retailers earlier published Walmart Black Friday 2010 Ads. The biggest retailer in the country is offering electronics, toys and video games, home, etc. for the Walmart Thanksgiving Day 2010 Online Specials.
Walmart is offering HDTV's such as RCA 37" Class LCD 720p 60Hz HDTV, 37LA30RQ for $399, Viore 26" Class LCD 720p 60Hz HDTV, LC26VH56 for $219, Element 42" Class LCD 1080p 60Hz HDTV, ELDTW422 for $429, Philips 19" Class LCD 720p 60Hz HDTV, 19PFL3504D/F7 for $159, Element 55" Class 1080p 120Hz LCD HDTV for $798, Samsung 32" Class LED-LCD 720p 60Hz HDTV, UN32C4000PD for $498, Philips 47" Class 1080p 120Hz LCD HDTV, 47PFL5704D/F7 for $649.
The retailer is also offering for the Thanksgiving Day online sale including Panasonic 42" Class Plasma 1080p 600Hz HDTV, TC-P42S2 for $578, Sony Bravia 32" Class LCD 720p 60Hz HDTV, KDL-32BX300 for $378, Haier 22" Class LED-LCD 1080p 60Hz HDTV, Black or White for $179, Philips 42" Class LCD HDTV, 1080p 120Hz, 42PFL7704D for $549, Element 42" Class Plasma 720p 600Hz HDTV, ELPCFT421 for $369, Proscan 47" Class LED-LCD 1080p 120Hz HDTV, 1.5" Ultra-Slim Design, 47LED55SA for $699.
Walmart is also offering Video Games for the Thanksgiving Day online sale such as Nintendo DSi Value Bundle for $169, Nintendo DSi XL Value Bundle for $189, Nintendo DS Lite Value Bundle for $149, Nintendo Wii 2-for-$30 Video Game Bundle for $30, Nintendo DS 2 for $30 Video Game Bundle for $30, Xbox 360 2-for-$30 Video Game Bundle for $30, Nintendo Wii Console with Wii Fit Plus & Balance Board for $249, Xbox 360 Value Bundle for $229, PlayStation 3 Starter Bundle for $349.
Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade 2010 Route Map
During the country's favorite Thanksgiving parade 2010, more than 1,600 cheerleaders and dancers, 850 clowns, 15 giants character balloons, 43 novelty, ornament balloons, balloonheads and balloonicles, 12 marching bands, 27 floats, large performance groups and a host of celebrities will be seen taking part.
The Thanksgiving parade 2010 will start at 77th Street & Central Park West at 9am. The Parade will march south on Central Park West. At Columbus Circle, the Parade will then turn east towards Central Park South instead of heading down Broadway.
At the 7th Avenue, Macy's Thanksgiving parade 2010 will turn south at the corner of Central Park South and march to 42nd Street. The Parade will then travel east along 42nd Street from 7th to 6th Avenues. Parade to change direction south to 34th Street at 6th Avenue.
At 34th Street Thanksgiving parade 2010 heads west to Macy's Herald Square and ends at 34th Street and Seventh Avenue at around noon. During the Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade 2010 the best public viewing along Central Park West is available on the west side of the street.
Kmart offers Electronics and Video Games for Black Friday 2010
THE LEADING retailers of the United States, Kmart will be offering 600 doorbuster items for its Black Friday 2010 deals. Kmart is offering great deals on consumer electronic appliances, gadgets, video games during the year's biggest shopping rush on Black Friday 2010.
According to the circular released by Sears management, Kmart will open its stores at 5 am on the Black Friday, November 26 and the doorbuster deals will be available until 11 am. Kmart's stores is all set to fetch the young crowds with lucrative video game deals.
The retailer is offering Call Of Duty Modern Warfare (PS3) for 44.99 dollar, Fable III (Xbox 360) for 39.99 dollar, Limited Edition Nintendo DSI Holiday Bundle with Game for 149.99 dollar, Limited Edition Toy Story 3: The Video Game Bundle For PS2 for 99.99 dollar, Madden '11 (Xbox 360) for 39.99 dollar, Nintendo Wii with Wii Sports, Wii Sport Resort And MotionPlus for 199.99 dollar, PlayStation 160GB Holiday Bundle for 299.99 dollar, Playstation 3 160GB Holiday Bundle for 299.99 dollar, Sale PSP 3000 Holiday Bundle for 129.99 dollar, Wii Fit Plus w/Wii Balance Board for 99.99 dollar and Xbox 360 4GB Console w/ Call Of Duty: Black Ops for 199.99 dollar.
During the Black Friday 2010 sales, Kmart stores will also be filled with HDTV deals for its shoppers, such as RCA 22″ 1080p LCD HDTV for 239.99 dollar, Samsung 32″ 720p LCD HDTV for 329.99 dollar, Sony 40″ 1080p LCD HDTV for 549.99 dollar, Sylvania 32″ 720p LCD HDTV for 299.99 dollar and Zenith 42″ Widescreen Plasma HDTV for 399.99 dollar.
On the Thanksgiving Day, November 25, Kmart stores are also offering discounts and bargains to their shoppers. The retailer stores will be opened from 6 am to 9 pm on Thanksgiving Day in the United States. Kmart is offering Kinect for Xbox 360 for 149.99 dollar, Xbox 360 4GB system with Kinect bundle for 299.99 dollar, Panasonic 37" class LCD HDTV for 399.99 dollar, Sony SX44 flash memory camcorder for 199.99 dollar, Panasonic Blu-ray disc player for 79.99 dollar.
Time ticks as retailers start their Black Friday 2010 shopping fest
FINALLY THE biggest shopping carnival in the United States, which is popular as Black Friday has arrived. Today is Thanksgiving Day in the United States and the day is official holiday there. All the important retailers across the United States such as Walmart, Best Buy, Target, ToysRUs, Sears, Kmart and hundred of others are offering tempting deals, discounts and bargains to their shoppers during the Black Friday 2010 sales event.
Retailers of the United Sates have already announced that they are going to open the gate of their stores for the doorbusters sale of Black Friday 2010 just after Thanksgiving Day. The most exciting day for the shoppers for the year's biggest shopping extravaganza will be started as early as 12 am.
Walmart stores will open their doors at 12 midnight, when Thanksgiving Day ends and doorbuster sales will be available from 5 am. to 11 am. on the day of Black Friday, November 26. Target stores will be opening at 4 am and deals will be available until 10 am, whereas Kohl's store will open from 3 am. Kmart will be open its stores at 5 am and the doorbuster deals will be available until 11 am.
Best Buy stores will open on Black Friday 2010 at 5 am, while passing out tickets to the doorbusters items at 3 am. ToysRUs Black Friday 2010 the first doorbuster sale will begin on the night of Thanksgiving Day at 10 pm and last until Friday at 1 pm. The second doorbuster sale will begin at 5 am on Black Friday and last until 1 pm. Sears stores will open at 4 am.
Tanger Outlets stores will open from 12 midnight on Thanksgiving night and stay open through Black Friday 2010, November 26, whereas Menards stores will open at 6 am on the Black Friday 2010. JC Penney and Macy's stores will open at 4 am, Sam's Club Black Friday 2010 hours will open at 5 am.
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
MacMall offers discount on Apple Products for Black Friday 2010
ONE OF the most famous Apple store in the United States, MacMall has announced 60-hour Black Friday 2010 deals on iPod Touch, Macbook Pro, Macbook Air, Mac Mini, or iMac, Apple TV, and various computer accessories. Apple products are one of the most searched items during the Black Friday sales every year by the shoppers.
MacMall has said, shoppers can save up to $50 to $85 off select Apple computers during the year's biggest shopping extravaganza, Black Friday 2010. Shoppers can save $59.06 on MacBook 2.4GHz, 2GB/250/NVIDIA, which is available on $939.94. Apple TV is available on $97.99 and shoppers can save $1.01.
In the MacBook Pro section, MacMall is offering 13″ MacBook Pro Core 2 Duo 2.4GHz 4GB/250 for $1,098 after saving of $101, 13″ MacBook Pro Core 2 Duo 2.66GHz 4GB/320 for $1,398 after saving of $101, 15″ MacBook Pro Core i5 2.4GHz 4GB/320 for $1,698 after saving of $101, 15″ MacBook Pro Core i5 2.53GHz 4GB/500 for $1,858.99 after saving of $140.01, 15″ MacBook Pro Core i7 2.66GHZ 4GB/500 for $2,043.99 after saving of $155.01 and 17″ MacBook Pro Core i5 2.53GHz 4GB/500 for $2,094.90 after saving of $204.10, during the hottest shopping rush of the year Black Friday 2010.
MacMall is offering MacBook Air to its shoppers for the Black Friday 2010 including 11.6″ 64GB for $968.99 after saving of $30.01, 11.6″ 128GB for $1,148.99 after saving of $50.01, 13.3″ 128GB for $1,277.99 after saving of $21.01 and 13.3″ 256GB for $1,538.99 after saving of $60.01.
iMac products such as 21.5″ iMac Intel Core i3 3.06GHz for $1,098 after saving of $101, 21.5″ iMac Intel Core i3 3.2GHz for $1,398 after saving of $101, 27″ iMac Intel Core i3 3.2GHz for $1,598 after saving of $101, 27″ iMac Intel Core i5 2. 8GHz for $1,898 after saving of $101, 27″ iMac Intel Core i7 2.93GHz for $2,098 after saving of $101 and 27″ iMac Intel Core i7 2.93GHz for $2,298 after saving of $101, will also be available for the Black Friday 2010 sale event at MacMall stores.
Apple's Mac Mini and Mac Pro items are including MAC MINI 2.4GHZ/2GB/320/SD/320M for $647.94 after saving of $51.06, MAC MINI 2.66GHZ/4GB/2X500/SD/320M/SRVR for $953.99 after saving of $45.01, Quad Core for $2,378.98 after saving of $120.02, 8-Core for $3,298.89 after saving of $200.11 and 12-Core for $4,599 after saving of $400.
Apple's one of the most popular product iPods are also available at the MacMall for the biggest sale of the year Black Friday 2010. Shoppers can take away on Black Friday 2010 Apple iPod such as 8GB touch for $214.99 after saving of $14.01, 32GB touch for $284.99 after saving of $14.01, 64GB touch for $369 after saving of $30, 160GB classic for $238.99 after saving of $10.01, 8GB nano for $143.99 after saving of $5.01, 16GB nano for $171.99 after saving of $7.01 and 2GB shuffle for $46.99 after saving of $2.01.
Crowded parking lots hint at Black Friday sales
MORE AMERICANS will be out shopping this year on Black Friday -- or at least that's how it looks from outer space.
Satellite images from Remote Sensing Metrics show more cars parked outside shopping malls across the country in the weeks leading up to Thanksgiving, and increasingly crowded parking lots usually mean higher sales.
This year 35 percent of parking spaces have been filled since mid-September on average, compared with 31 to 32 percent the previous two years, according to the data analysed.
This past Saturday, the last before Black Friday, the figure had risen to 42.3 percent, compared with 36.5 percent in 2009 and 30.6 percent in 2008
"If that trend continues, it's pretty likely that we're going to see stronger traffic," said analyst Jharonne Martis-Olivo. "Inflation is flat, so we might have stronger retail sales.
Black Friday, which falls on November 26 this year, is a key date for retailers, representing the traditional post-Thanksgiving kickoff to the holiday shopping season.
Retailers from Macy's Inc to Best Buy Co Inc try to lure shoppers through "door-buster" discounts, but some prices could be higher this year on items like groceries and luxury goods, Martis-Olivo said.
That should prevent a year like 2008, when traffic was high on Black Friday but sales in dollar terms declined as the worst financial crisis in decades drove retailers to slash prices.
A data echo estimates from the National Retail Federation, which said that nearly 60 million Americans plan to hit the stores over the weekend, while an additional 78 million might join the crowds of shoppers. The total number of possible shoppers is 4 million more than forecast last year.
Total retail same-store sales for the fourth quarter, which includes the holiday season, are expected to rise by 1.5 percent this year, up from an 0.6 percent increase in 2009, according to Thomson Reuters data.
By sector, some of the strongest same-store sales are predicted for discount chains, up 2 percent; footwear at 2.7 percent; jewelry at 3.5 percent; and home furnishings at 4.2 percent.
The NRF has forecast a 2.3 percent increase in sales this year for the November-December period, up from 0.4 percent for the same period in 2009.
Walmart and Sears Black Friday 2010 HDTV Deals
THE BIGGEST retailer in the world, Walmart has released more Black Friday 2010 ads. The favorite shopping destination for the shoppers in the United Stated, had earlier released more than 350 deals on its website for the Walmart Black Friday 2010 and now Walmart has published Black Friday 2010 Ads of about 150 online deals.
Walmart stores open their doors at 12 midnight, when Thanksgiving Day ends while other doorbuster sales will be available from 5:00 am. to 11:00 am. on the day of Black Friday, November 26. The Black Friday 2010 deals from Walmart include Sansui 19" HDLCD19WB 720p 60HZ LCD HDTV for under $100. Whereas Black Friday 2010 Ads of Walmart has Sanyo 50" DP50710 720P 600HZ Plasma HDTV for $498.
The biggest retailer in the world, Walmart is offering high defination televisions (HDTV), such as Element 55" Widescreen 1080p LCD HDTV (Online) for $799, Emerson 32" Widescreen 720p LCD HDTV for $198, Emerson 42" Widescreen 1080p LCD HDTV for $398, LG 42" Widescreen 1080p LCD HDTV for $478, Samsung 40" Widescreen 1080p LCD HDTV for $498, Samsung 46" Widescreen 1080p LED HDTV for $898, Samsung 52" Widescreen 1080p LCD HDTV for $998, Sanyo 50" Widescreen Plasma 720p HDTV for $498, Sony 46" Widescreen 1080p LCD HDTV for $698 and Vizio 37" 1080p LCD HDTV with Free $40 Gift Card for $378.
Sears, that operates over 3,000 stores nationwide, is also offering HDTV deals for its customers. Sears is offering LG 60" 1080P 600HZ Plasma HDTV for $1499.99, Panasonic 32" 1080P 60HZ LCD HDTV for $399.99, Panasonic 37" 1080P 60HZ LCD HDTV for $469.99, Panasonic 46" 720P LCD 600HZ Plasma HDTV for $499.99, and Panasonic 50" TC-P50S2 1080p 600Hz Plasma HDTV for $799.99, Samsung 55" 3D 1080P 240HZ LED HDTV for $2199.99, whereas Samsung 55" 1080P 120HZ LED HDTV for $1499.99. Sony 52" Bravia 1080p 240Hz LED HDTV can get on $1499.99 on the biggest deals and offers sale of the year, Black Friday 2010.
About 3.5 million people to witness Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade 2010
THANKSGIVING DAY in the United States is just here. Every year Thanksgiving Day is celebrated on the fourth Tuesday of November. The annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in the United States is the second-oldest Thanksgiving parade.
The 84th Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade will kick off on Thursday, November 25 in New York from morning 9 at 77th Street & Central Park West and the Thanksgiving Parade will make its final turn west marching in front of Macy's Herald Square. It is expected that more than 3.5 million people will witness the parade from the streets of New York.
This year, the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade 2010 the balloons feature include Buzz Lightyear, Diary of a Wimpy Kid, Kung Fu Panda, Snoopy, Pikachu, Kermit the Frog, Shrek, Spongebob SquarePants and more. According to the Macy's official site, Macy's Balloon inflation takes place the day before the parade on 77th and 81st Streets between Central Park West and Columbus Avenue. Public viewing is from 3 pm to 10 pm.
Some of the live musical acts scheduled to perform during the Thanksgiving Day Parade 2010, which include Arlo Guthrie, Gladys Knight, Jessica Simpson, Kanye West, Macy Gray, etc. A number of marching bands and other performers will also in the parade.
During the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade 2010, general public will have limited access on the east side of Central park West from 59th Streets due to private viewing grandstands in the area. the best public viewing along Central Park West is available on the west side of the street.
How Thanksgiving is a battle for your pearly whites
THANKSGIVING IS usually a time for cheer and good food and wine, but it could be a trying time for your teeth.
Dental researchers at the University of Rochester Medical Center reveal in their new study how Streptococcus mutans and other harmful bacteria await their own holiday feast.
While bacterial forces in your mouth will exploit your delectables in newly discovered ways, some foods common at the holiday dinner table – like the cranberry and even wine – offer new leads in the effort to stop tooth decay.
Most cookies, pies and the like contain mountains of sugar, but it’s not the sugar itself that causes tooth decay but S. mutans and other bacteria in our mouths – billions of individual microbes all waiting for their next snack – that feast on the sugars, stick on your teeth and then churn out acid that eats away at tooth enamel.
However, there’s some good news.
“Natural substances offer tremendous possibilities for stopping tooth decay,” said Hyun “Michel” Koo, a dentist turned food scientist and microbiologist.
According to Koo, cranberry gunk is a formidable fortress of molecules known as glucans – building blocks of plaque, stacked like bricks in a wall, rife with bacteria.
Compounds within the cranberry disrupt enzymes known as glucosyltransferases that bacteria use to build glucans. Without its glucans, S. mutans and other bad bacteria in plaque becomes vulnerable.
More good news comes from that delicious glass of wine - they found that the abundant waste from the red-wine-making process – materials such as fermented seeds and skins collectively known as pomace that are cast away after grapes are pressed – contains compounds that fight S. mutans.
“A cookie, sugar-covered doughnut, or a piece of pie filled with both sugar and starch provide the perfect recipe for the bacteria that destroy teeth,” said Koo.
“On Thanksgiving Day, like any day, brush your teeth, avoid foods filled with sugars as best you can, and don’t snack often – and if you do, brush your teeth again. Consider using a mouth rinse, get some fluoride in there – and be sure to see a dentist regularly.”
Somdev wins second gold, creates history
SOMDEV HAS won India’s 7th gold, a second for him after he grabbed a gold yesterday in the doubles event with Sanam Singh.
The duo bashed out Gong Maoxin and Li Zhe of China and followed in to the footsteps of Leander Paes and Mahesh Bhupathi. They sailed into o the semi-finals after winning this gold medal, taking India’s gold to 6.
And today, Somdev becomes the first-ever Indian to win a gold at a men’s singles tennis event at the Asian Games.
Today’s match was against Denis Istomin of Uzbekistan and the match belonged to Somdev right from the start.
Somdev, whose international ranking is 106 faced Istomin, who achieved a world-ranking of 39 this year. Somdev was totally in form right from the beginning and it seemed Istomin was just not playing the part. Somdev shunned Istomin 6-1 6-2.
This gold can be called one of the most precious ones as it’s the first ever in its category. Somdev has surely created history for India.
What is interesting is that this historic gold has come from a rather lesser known face of Tennis and not from Leander Paes or our own BHupathi or even Sania. Its time we realized our potential truly and gave equal importance to all players. Somdev has outdone himself by taking on the way he did to the world no 39, Istomin in today’s match.
India’s medal tally now is 37 with 7 gold medals, 12 silver and 18 bronze. India stands tall at 6th position sharing it with Thailand. If Thailand wins another gold it could beat India to the 6th position.
China sits comfortably at the top position with a whopping 311 medals comprising of 157 gold medals. Following China are Korea with 182 medals at 2nd position and Japan at the 3rd position with 158 medals.
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Apple announces one-day shopping event on Black Friday 2010
ONE OF the most awaited Black Friday 2010 deals from Apple has been now announced. Black Friday 2010 shopping event will take place on day after of Thanksgiving day, which is on November 25. Thanksgiving day is the official holiday in the United States. Apple products are one of the most searched items during the Black Friday sales every year by the shoppers.
Apple has announced a special one-day shopping event that will take place on the day of Black Friday 2010. On its official website, it appears as "Wrap it up this Friday." Apple stores will begin the sale at 8 am and should be on all day online sale. Apple has said during the Black Friday 2010 sales event dozens of great iPad, iPod and Mac gifts will be available for the shoppers, but did not reveal the specific Black Friday deals yet.
Many of the retailers have already come up with Apple iPod sale for the Black Friday 2010 sales and deals. Retailer Hastings is offering Apple iPod Touch 8GB (Refurbished) for $159.99 and Apple iPod Video 30GB (Refurbished) for $99.99, whereas Meijer is offering Apple iPod touch 32GB with Free $50 Meijer Coupon for $295.
During the year's biggest shopping extravaganza, Black Friday 2010, Navy Exchange is offering Apple 8GB iPod Touch for $209.99. According to the Black Friday 2010 Ads, Radio Shack has offered Apple 8GB iPod nano with Free $15 Gift Card for $149.99 and Apple 8GB iPod touch with Free $20 Gift Card for $229.99.
Retailers such as Target, ToysRUs and Walmart are also offering Apple iPod at their stores for the Black Friday 2010. Target is offering Apple iPod nano 8GB MP3 Player with Free $15 Gift Card for $145, Apple iPod touch 8GB MP3 Player with Free $30 Gift Card for $225, while ToysRUs has offered Apple iPod touch 32GB with Free $50 Gift Card for $299.99 and Apple iPod touch 8GB with Free $50 Gift Card for $229.99.
Best Buy has offered Apple iPod nano 8GB 6th Generation MP3 Player for $149.99, Apple iPod touch 8GB 4th Generation MP3 Player with Free $30 Gift Card for $229.99. Biggest retailer of the country, Walmart will sale Apple 8GB iPod touch MP3 Player with Bonus $50 Gift Card for $225 at it stores during the biggest rush of shopping, Black Friday 2010.
ToysRUs reveals its Cyber Monday 2010 Deals
THE LEADING toys store for kids, video games, dolls, baby & toddler toys and more, ToysRUs has revealed its Cyber Monday deals. According to the ToysRUs, Cyber Monday Deals will start online at 12:01am on November 29. The retailer has said, it will be the biggest Cyber Monday sale in their history.
ToysRUs is offering for the Cyber Monday deals including Free Box of 120ct Crayons ($10.99 value) with $25 Crayola Purchase, buy 1 get 1 50% off all Nerf Toys, buy 1 get 1 50% off Imaginarium Toys, buy 1 get 1 50% off all Dream Dazzlers Dress Up and Playsets, 30% off Club Penguin, 20% off all Little Tikes Products, 20% off all Avigo and Rallye Bikes.
ToysRUs is also offering 20% off all TRON Action Figures, 20% off all Baby Alive Dolls and Accessories, 15% off Bratz, Liv and Taylor Swift Dolls and Playsets, save $10 on any Kinect for Xbox 360 Video Games, save $10 on any Playstation Move Video Games, save $10 on Video Game purchases of $100 or more when customers purchase with their MasterCard Credit Card, 10% off all Air Hogs Remote Control Vehicles and 10% off all Spy Gear and Spy Net Roleplay Toys.
The toy-centric store ToysRUs had announced for its Black Friday 2010 video games such as Nintendo DS Starter Kits for $14.99, Nintendo DSi Holiday Bundles with Free Essential Kit for $149.99, Select Video Game Accessories for 50% off, Selected Video Game Controllers for 40% off, Video Games for PS3, Xbox 360 or Wii (Buy 1 Get 1 for $5.00) for offer, Xbox 360 250GB System with Free $50 Gift Card for $299.99 and XBOX 360 4GB System with Free $50 Gift Card for $199.99.
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
What is offering Walmart for Cyber Monday 2010?
THE SHOPPING extravaganza does not end after Black Friday 2010 which will be taking place on November 26. Post the most hottest sale of the year, Black Friday 2010 sales event, another exciting day for the shoppers, who prefer to shop online, will take place on November 29th, which is famously known as Cyber Monday. As like Black Friday, Cyber Monday is also famous for deals, offers and discounts. It is favorable for all those shoppers, who avoid to meet rush at stores during the Black Friday shopping.
All the important retailers across the United States such as Amazon, Walmart, Best Buy, Target, etc. are offering great deals on the Cyber Monday on November 29. This online shopping day is famous for electronics, gadgets and video games. Walmart had officially announced that deals will be available throughout Cyber Monday Week until December 3rd. Earlier, Walmart had announced that it will offer free shipping on nearly 60,000 holiday items now through December 20 with no minimum purchase requirement or subscription fees from its online store.
According to an unofficial source, the biggest retailer in the world, Walmart is offering Apple iPod Touch 8GB, 32GB, and 64GB (Newest Model) Bundle with Accessory Kit for $223, Xbox 360 4GB Console w/ Kinect & 2 Additional Games Bundle for $388, Vizio 42" Class Eco 1080p 60Hz LCD HDTV for $598, Barbie 3 story dream townhouse for $125.
It is expected that retailers will post their detailed Cyber Monday 2010 ads scan after the biggest shopping carnival of Black Friday 2010.
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