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Before going out and paying full price for any TV as a Christmas gift it is always smart to look and see what HD TVs will be on sale during the Black Friday deals. One of the most popular items during this huge sales event always happens to be a new TV. There are many retailers that offer amazing discounts and one of these retailers happens to be the largest retailer in the world – WalMart.
Before making any predictions when it comes to TV sales in 2010 it would be very smart to look at the Black Friday deals that were available in 2009. The follow is a listing of the TV discounts that took place on the Friday after Thanksgiving at WalMart last year:
Emerson 32 "LC320EMFX LCD 720P HDTV – $ 248.00 *
Emerson 42 "PL-P42W-10A Plasma 720P HDTV – $ 448.00 *
Flat-Panel TV Stand – $ 89.00
Philips Large Fixed TV Mount – $ 69.00
RCA 46 "LCD 1080p HDTV (Online Only) – $ 688.00
Samsung 32 "LN32B360 LCD 720P HDTV (Saturday) – $ 398.00
Samsung 42 "LN40B500 LCD 1080P HDTV (Saturday) – $ 598.00
Samsung 42 "PN42B400 Plasma 720P HDTV (Saturday) – $ 548.00
Samsung 46 "LN46B500 LCD 1080P HDTV (Saturday) – $ 848.00
Samsung 50 "PN50B400 Plasma 720P HDTV (Saturday) – $ 698.00
Sansui 19 "HDLCD1909 LCD HDTV – $ 128.00
Sayno 50 "DP50719 Plasma HDTV – $ 598.00
Sony Bravia 32 "KDL32L504 LCD 720P HDTV – $ 378.00
Sony Bravia 40 "KDL40S504 LCD 1080P HDTV – $ 598.00
Sony Bravia 46 "KDL465504 LCD 1080P HDTV – $ 798.00 *
When looking at these sales it seems to be the case that WalMart has a long term relationship with Sony and Samsung. With this being the case we can predict that we will see sales and deals from these types of TVs in 2010. The price of the actually TVs remains a debate. One thing is for certain, there will be some very good deals that can help Americans save quite a bit of money during the Thanksgiving Friday sales.
With the overall economy greatly struggling there is very little argument to be made that Americans will be looking to save as much money as possible during the shopping season. Some reports have stated that Americans are looking to cut back greatly this year. Will customers cut back on TV purchases? There is only one way to find out and that is to wait and see how WalMart and the other retailers do when it comes to sales.
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Source by Jesse R Wojdylo
