Black Friday 2011 Ads: Target, Walmart and OfficeMax Go Head-to-Head to Offer the Best Deals
As the annual Black Friday sales event gets closer, businesses such as OfficeMax, Walmart and Target are beginning to announce their promotions to eager shoppers.
OfficeMax has posted a 157-item list for its Black Friday sales (http://bfads.net/Office-Max).
According to the Black Friday Ads (http://bfads.net) Office Max is foregoing doorbusters this year and is having a general two days sale that starts at 5 a.m. on Black Friday and at 9 a.m. on Saturday.
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Some of the 157 items taking part in the hot sale for Black Friday include:
Kindle Fire - $199
3M Shoot `N Share CP45R Camcorder Projector - $199.99
HP 20” Widescreen LED Monitor - $89.99
HP Pavilion p6-2011 Desktop w/ Intel G620 - $299.99
Canon PowerShot A2200 14.1 Megapixel 4X Zoom Blue Digital Camera - $89.99
Target is boasting that it has the best Black Friday ad this year. Some items from the 12-item Target Black Friday Doorbusters preview (http://bfads.net/Target) include:
Element ELDFT404 40" 1080p 60Hz LCD HDTV - $265
Westinghouse VR-4625 46" 1080p 60Hz LCD HDTV - $298
Amazon Kindle Keyboard 3G w/ Special Offers - $85
Nikon L105 12.1MP Digital Camera w/ 3" LCD Screen - $99.99
Xbox 360 4GB Console - $139.99
Walmart has also released its Black Friday ad Thursday (http://bfads.net/Walmart) and deals for families with young children will not disappoint. Some of the best prices will be for video games:
Xbox 360 4GB console - $200
Wii Limited Edition Blue Console - $99.96
The retailer also promised “incredible specials throughout the weekend” starting at 8 a.m. Friday.
Other companies going all out to lure shoppers into its stores include Macy’s, Best Buy, Gap, Old Navy, Banana Republic, and Kohl’s.
