Black Friday Deals for Today Nov. 7

Black Friday Sales are also going on today.

Nov 7 2010, 12:26pm CST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Hot Black Friday Sales Today: Best Buy, Amazon ToysRUs, Sears and Kmart

It is Sunday Nov. 7th and the hottest early Black Friday sales of the season are available this weekend. The early Walmart Black Friday Sale has launched yesterday but is still available today. The question is of course if the hot items like the $288 Laptop or $198 Vizio HDTV are still in stock today at your local Walmart. It always makes more sense to shop on the first day of a 2-Day sales event.

In general the deals offered this weekend have dramatically improved though from last week. Below we feature the best Black Friday sales and deals available today. There are already really exceptional deals available.

Walmart is offering the early Black Friday electronics sales event in stores and online. Walmart is marketing these deals mainly as in-store deals, but the announced TV deals and the Sony PS3 Move console will be available online on Walmart.com as well. The highlights are the $198 Vizio TV, $288 Laptop, PS3 Move bundle with $50 gift card and the $50 iTunes gift card for only $35. The PS3 Move Deal is still available online. More details on the best Walmart Black Friday Deals.

Best Buy offers today LG LED LCD TV bundles with Black Ops game and 250GB Xbox 360 consoles. The bundle deal with the 42-inch LG 42LE5400 sells for $999.97. Best Buy says you save $760 with this deal. Get the details about this red hot deal in this report.

The first Kmart Black Friday Now sale of the season is also still available today. The Electronic deals include a 50-inch Zenith Plasma HDTV for $569.99, a $499.99 Toshiba Satellite Notebook and a $14.99 Coby portable CD Player. Also available today is a Controller and Call of Duty: Black Ops bundle for $89.99 for the Xbox 360 and the Sony PS3.
Additionally Kmart offers today the Kmart Family & Friends Sales Event.

On the NewEgg month long Black Friday Sales event you get today 10% off air purifiers and heaters, along with lots of computer hardware deals.

Today several deals are outstanding and again well worth picking up. Keep in mind that Black Friday is not just a single shopping day anymore. It is a whole month of deals and deals can already be better and easier to get than on the actual Black Friday today.

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Luigi Lugmayr
Luigi is the founding chief Editor of I4U News and brings over 15 years experience in the technology field to the ever evolving and exciting world of gadgets. He started I4U News back in 2000 and evolved it into vibrant technology magazine.
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