Early Best Buy Black Friday Shop Early, Save Big Sale has launched

Best Buy is offering a new Shop Early, Save Big Sales event online at BestBuy.com. The last two early Best Buy Black Friday Sales event have been packed with great deals. Especially the first sale was incredible with kicking of the sales of 32-inch TVs under $200 this year.

This Best Buy Shop Early, Save Big event offered both in-store and online available for today and tomorrow. The Best Buy Shop Early, Save Big event delivers offers on must-have gifts of the season, at savings ranging from $14 to $300. The good thing is that the Best Buy Black Friday 2011 Ad is already available and you can compare deals. Keep in mind though that the Best Buy Black Friday doorbuster deals are in short supply and hard to get on the actual Black Friday.

The early Best Buy Black Friday Deal Highlights:

• 47-inch LG 47LW5300 LED 1080p 120Hz 3D HDTV including Blu-ray Player and Glasses for $799.99 -- Save $300
• Toshiba C655-S5312 Laptop with Intel Pentium Dual Core Processor, 4GB DDR3 Memory, 320GB Hard Drive and 15.6" display for $329.99 -- save $100  
• Sony PS3 160GB + Sony Playstation 3D Display Bundle for $599.99
• FREE Samsung Keyboard Dock with the purchase of a Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1"-- a $79.99 value.
• Dell Inspiron AMD Athlon All-In-One Processor Computer with 21'' Multi-Touch Display. Features 4GB DDR3 Memory, 500GB Hard Drive for $569.99-- Save $80
• Free Samsung Blu-Ray Player with the purchase of the Samsung Epic 4G Touch from Sprint with 2-year activation
• Panasonic Lumix ZS8 14.1 MP Digital Camera for $199.99 - Save $80
• Norelco Rechargeable Cordless Razor for $79.99 - Save $50
• Blu-ray Combo Packs (Includes Blu-ray + DVD + Digital Copy):
  Captain America: The First Avenger for  $15.99 - Save $14
  Thor for $15.99 - Save $14

Shop the new early Best Buy Black Friday Sale now on BestBuy.com. Best Buy also offers right now a free $75 Gift Card with the Xbox 360 250GB Kinect Holiday Bundle.

Best Buy will continue with another sales event on Sunday leading into the Thanksgiving Week. The highlights of that sale are:

• Dynex  19" Class LCD 720p HDTV for $99.99 -- Save $30
• LG 47" Class LED 1080p 120Hz HDTV for $699.99 -- Save $300
• Sharp 70" Class LED 1080p 120Hz Smart HDTV for $1999.99 -- Save $800

For all home theater purchases totaling $899 and up, you can receive 36 month interest free financing, free delivery, a 60-day price guarantee and a hassle free return policy, where we will pick up the TV from a customer's house if the unit they purchased isn't the perfect match for them.  

The Best Buy Black Friday 2011 Ad has already leaked and that makes it easy to see if you should wait or jump on a deal offered this weekend. There are several deals that will not be offered on the actual Best Buy Black Friday sale, so it definitely makes sense to shop this Best Buy sale on Friday.

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