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Best Buy and Target release their deals planned for Black Friday

Written by Joseph Nordqvist

Published: 17:33, November 11, 2014

Retailers have already started releasing their planned deals for Black Friday, despite it being a couple of weeks away. Best Buy and Target have released their complete Black Friday catalog online for customers to browse.

Electronics have always been popular in Black Friday sales and both of these retail giants are going to be offering deep discounts on TVs, headphones, video games, tablets, computers, blu-rays, and more.

Best Buy is offering a 50-inch Panasonic LED HDTV for just $199.99 and Target is going to be selling a for a 39-inch Vizio LED HDTV $219.99, which would save consumers around a hundred dollars.

Best Buy and Target will be offering a PlayStation 4 bundled with Grand Theft Auto 5 and The Last of Us for $399.99. Target is offering an Xbox One Assassin’s Creed Bundle, along with a $50 Target gift card, for only $329.99.

Best Buy will be selling 11.6-inch MacBook Airs with 128 GB of storage for only $779.99, which is about $120 less than its normal price. The 4 GB Amazon Kindle will be on sale for only $49.99 too.

There is still a couple more weeks left until these deals become available for customers to take advantage of, but by uploading their Black Friday catalogs a few weeks in advance it allows customers to know exactly what the retail giants will be offering, with them hoping to lure in prospective buyers looking for what deals will be available in advance.

Target plans to open at 6 p.m. on Nov 27th, the day of Thanksgiving, it is going to offer early access to a few of the deals reserved for the holiday sales season by having a pre-sale on a selection of Black Friday discounts on the day before Thanksgiving.

Macy’s, Sears, Kmart, and J.C. Penney are other stores that plan on opening on Thanksgiving this year.

Black Friday is on November 28th.

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