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Many retailers ready for Black Friday
Black Friday won't be the beginning and it won't be the end of huge deals on everything from Barbie dolls to plasma TVs this holiday season.
5 hrs ago | Denton Record-Chronicle
Even electronics feel pinch this holiday shopping season
Computers, televisions and other high-tech presents appear to enjoy some protection from the slowing economy.
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Digital TV - act now, help others
The clock is now ticking -- loudly -- on the final countdown to the nation's digital television transition.
Consumer Reports tests plasma and LCD televisions
Flat-screen televisions are usually hot sellers around the holidays and Consumer Reports says this year prices are expected to be 20 to 30 per cent lower than last year.
All Eyes on Holiday Shopping Turnout in Bleak Economy
Published: Saturday, November 29, 2008 at 5:19 a.m. Last Modified: Saturday, November 29, 2008 at 5:19 a.m. In a sign of consumer desperation amid a bleak economy, the annual rite of retailing known as Black ...
Surge protectors: a shocking conclusion. Photo: Andrew Taylor Louisa Hearn November 26, 2008 Can you really protect your new plasma from getting zapped by a surge in the power supply? Rick Mooney arrived home ...
Black Friday deals on the Internet
TomTom is going for the ultimate in portability with the 2008 ONE 130 and ONE 130S by integrating a nifty fold-out mount right into the devices.
Retailers in a frenzy this Black Friday
Hoping to overcome consumers' fears and get them to loosen their pocketbooks, retailers are pulling out all the stops this Black Friday - and sooner than ever.
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Wanted: Shoppers With Cash, Credit Or Debit Cards
Retailers are pulling out the stops with a series of door busters Friday to motivate you to open your wallet for models which, in many cases, cost $500 to $1,000 more a year ago.
TV Sales Becoming Litmus Test for U.S. Economy
In a volatile year that has turned many Americans into armchair economists, here's an important indicator to watch this holiday shopping season: how many people are lugging home big, flat-screen televisions? A ...
Akron Police: Theft of big-screen TVs on the rise
Thousands will spend millions to buy them on "Black Friday" weekend, but if you get one, you might not be the only one watching it.
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Italy hails hotel chef in India attacks as hero
An Italian chef joined soldiers battling militants at a Mumbai hotel to bring milk to his wife and infant daughter who were trapped during the siege.
All major Italian dailies splashed front-page photos Saturday of Emanuele Lattanzi carrying 6-month-old Clarice from the hotel on Friday.
Italian Foreign Minister Franco Frattini praised him for his 'courageous act' and televisions repeatedly interviewed the shy and exhausted-looking cook.
Lattanzi told RAI state TV that he was working in the kitchen on Wednesday night when gunmen entered the Oberoi, one of 10 sites attacked across Mumbai. The restaurant staff and customers managed to escape through an emergency exit, but the chef soon realized his wife and daughter had been left behind because they were asleep in their room.
Elbowing Into the Set-Top Scene: Q and A With Blockbuster CEO Jim Keyes
In entering the set-top box scene, Blockbuster has joined the likes of Apple, Netflix, Vudu and other outfits offering to bring video to viewers' TVs almost instantly via broadband.
Falling flat-panel TV prices a big deal for consumers
Once you get your home theater's video and audio components set up, you may decide the next step is furniture.
Wal-Mart worker dies after shoppers knock him down
A police spokesman in Nassau County, New York, faults inadequate security for the death of a Wal-Mart worker during a shopper stampede.
Canadians recount terror attack on Mumbai hotel
Unidentified relatives of hostages wait outside the besieged Trident-Oberoi Hotel in Mumbai on Friday.
Will consumers have a Blu-ray Christmas on an HDTV?
The sense of panic that's suffocating much of the nation's economy is creeping into what was supposed to be one of this shopping season's cheeriest places: stores that sell digital televisions and accessories.
Treating a price tag as a suggestion
"My wife thinks I am nuts, as I view retail prices as list [prices] that are quite negotiable," says Richard Hughen, vice president for sales and marketing at CSA Medical, a Baltimore-based medical-technology ...
Black Friday shoppers out in force, but cautious
Shoppers, who had snapped their wallets shut since September, flocked to stores before dawn Friday to grab deals on everything from TVs to toys for the traditional start of the holiday shopping season, feared ...
With the analog-to-digital broadcast switch on the horizon, you dona t want to get left with no signal.Herea s our guide to all things TV to bring you up to speed TIMOTHY R. SCHULTE The Amherst Daily News ...