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Although the day after Thanksgiving is a great day to get a deal on nearly any item, it's a particularly great time to buy electronics. Most every year, you can find a spectacular deal on a TV, laptop or desk computer. Over the last two years they have also added netbooks to the list of computer related sales items. These electronic items are usually something that has just come out, or has been created specially for this sale.
This will not be the only time you can buy this item at the great price, however. A while back, it was the door busting sale to get a 32 "TV for the ultra low price of $ 500. A few months later, that price was available as a sale item at a few stores. Then a year later at the next Black friday sale, the TV's cost even less. Now you can buy a 32 "for about half the price that it was. The question is: will you be able to hold out that long?
For electronics on Black Friday, one other trend appears. You will be able to find a digital picture frame for $ 60. That same frame will go down in price, but in it's place as the Black Friday special will be an even larger frame for that same price.
Computer and laptop prices will be about the same this year as they were last, the difference is that you will be getting more bang for your buck this year. When shopping for a computer on Black Friday, remember to compare the specifications as not all computers are created equal. Look for more RAM, more hard drive space and whether it comes with a monitor. Many stores will offer similar items all for relatively the same price, but make sure you get the computer that best fits your needs.
If you are in the market for a high end laptop or desktop PC then you need to do your homework as the best deals may well be on offer before we ever get to Black Friday. Write down your budget and the minimum specifications you are willing to accept for that price then go hunting through all the offers you can find.
Make sure to keep notes as all the sites you look at tend to mold into one after a while, Happy laptop shopping.
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Source by Kathy Forcey
