Best buy announced door busters for tomorrow. If you are ready to get in line by 3am in best buy stores, you will have following deals.

HP Laptop for $197

Sony VAIO Laptop for $399

Insignia 10MP Digital Cameras for $49

Sears.com already has Black Friday pricing (10% off). Toys R Us has 3-day Cyber Deals starting today.

If you know of any other good deals, please post it in the comments.

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The savings festival is on! All major retailers or competing to give you the best deals online and off-line. Just go on grab them before they’re gone! I found some of the most tempting deals. Let’s look at one by one.

Dell sells 15” laptops for $449 ($259 savings). Best Buy is selling HP Pavillion laptop for $499. Both laptops have all the goodies you need.

If you are a Mac person, Apple Macbook is selling for $999 at bestbuy.com. Apple 21.5” iMac sells for $1068 after $100 coupon in Macmall.

Dell 20” LCD monitor sells for just $99! Acer’s 20” LCD monitor sells for even less, just $79!

I always wanted to buy cheap and better webcam for my laptop. I have 9 year old Intel webcam that can’t be mounted on my laptop screen. Thank god, we got thanksgiving day now. Logitech webcam is selling for $19.99! Free shipping too!

Best buy sells Internet security pro sells for $5. No more excuse to not buying anti-virus!

Target is coming out with some good deals. See http://weeklyad.target.com/target/default.aspx?action=entryflash&ref=sc_iw_r_1_0_3_1

Walmart sells Emerson 32” LCD TV for $248, Sanyo 50” for $598 and Sony Bravia 46” LCD TV for $798. Xbox console with games are going for $199. PS3 console with games go for $299. Philips 7” portable DVD player sells for $49. Sony 10.1 MP Digital camera for just $79. Kodak 12 MP goes for $69.

Walmart sells video game bundles for $20. It sells HP G60-W519WM laptop for $298 with a 2.2 GHz, 1MB cache and 800Hz FSB Intel Celeron 900 processor. It comes loaded with Windows 7 home premium, a 250 GB Hard Drive and 3072MB DDR2 system memory. For $348 you can get an Acer laptop PC with an AMD Athlon 64 dual-core processor plus Windows 7 home premium.

J&R has Nikon Digital SLR for $299 ($100 savings).

Kmart is offering 32” Sony Bravia L Series LCD HDTVs for $380, Nintendo DS bundles with 5 games for $170 and Magellan Roadmate 1220 GPS navigation system for $85 from 6 – 11am.

More to come… Check back later today.

Related Link: Black Friday Deals: They are Worth Your Time

This Friday will be once again be Black Friday, the official beginning of the Christmas shopping season and the day where retailers mark products down to deeply discounted rates to attract more customers. The customers definitely come out in droves for Black Friday, but some people question whether it is really worth it. I know quite a few people who believe Black Friday is too much of a hassle and it simply isn’t worth the time. I truly believe that because of the modern economy and Black Friday online shopping almost everyone can find a way to benefit from the reduced prices on this day each year.

There are hundreds of sites that have great Black Friday coverage, but a couple of the best are GottaDeal and BfAds. These sites scour the Internet and the local areas to find any and all of the Black Friday information they can get their hands on and then relay that to consumers. On these sites you’ll find things like Black Friday ad scans of the actual advertisements before you’ll receive them in the mail, and you can also find out which stores are offering which products online.

I completely understand the consumer who is not willing to fight the crowds to be in line at 3 am at your local electronics retailer, but I do believe that with the increasing amount of Black Friday online deals it makes the whole process a lot easier for those who want to shop from the comfort of their home. Remember that saving money is very important in the grand scheme of controlling your finances. Whether you are one who enjoys the early morning out at the local store or one who would rather shop in your pajamas and get the same great deals; the deals are out there if you simply take a little time to find them.