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Black Friday 2012 Deals: Walmart, Best Buy, Target Slash Prices on Laptops, Smartphones, TV, Xbox 360, Digital Cameras Edition:U.S.InternationalEspañolPortuguês中文 Log inSign Up CP Tech & Biz Switch to U.S. Edition|Updated 11:24 PM EDT, Thu, Feb 14, 2013MAKE CP YOUR HOMEPAGE|CONNECTFacebookTwitterRSSMobileCPWorldN.AmericaAfricaAsiaEuropeLatin AmericaMiddle EastTech & BizEntertainmentBlogsMoreVideoPhotoAudio BibleiPostMy PostBooksTrending:Medieval Prophecy Claims There Is One More Pope Until Judgment DayFEMA's Ugly Superstorm Sandy Policy: No Churches AllowedThe Constitution Repealed in Ten StatesDoes Jesus Care Whether I Attend Church?Will Obama Let Iran Start World War III?Miami Heat vs Oklahoma City Thunder Live Stream Free: Watch Online NBA BasketballRob Bell Tackles Misconceptions About God in New BookWhat Is Marriage and What Is It Not?Richard Dawkins Mocks Pope Benedict XVI for 'Wasted Life and No Sex'Bishop Eddie Long Sued by Former Church Members Over Investment SchemeRick Warren to Start New Radio Show; Aims to Focus on Hope, Religious FreedomRick Warren Tackles Religious Freedom, Birth Control Mandate at Georgetown Univ.Boy Scouts Flirt With CalamityLecrae on Winning Best Gospel Album: 'Faith Is Part of Who I Am, Not a Genre'Pastor Saeed Abedini Case Reaching 'Critical Stage'; UN Called to InterveneEvangelical Leaders Praise Pope Benedict XVI's Concern for Life, Christian UnityEscaped North Korean Refugee Reveals Nation's Desire for Nuclear Weapons, Intense PersecutionMarco Rubio Says He Felt 'Called' to Leave Mormon Church for Catholic Church Black Friday 2012 Deals: Walmart, Best Buy, Target Slash Prices on Laptops, Smartphones, TV, Xbox 360, Digital Cameras 0 TweetBy Jennifer Riley , Christian Post ReporterNovember 17, 2012|11:45 amBlack Friday 2012 is less than a week away and Walmart, Best Buy, Target and other major retailers are pushing ads about their major price slashes on popular Christmas gifts like laptops, TVs, Xbox360, digital cameras, and smartphones.Electronic superstore Best Buy announced that doors will open at 12:00 a.m. Friday and tickets will be handed out two hours before the midnight opening. But online deals begin Thanksgiving Day and there is also the bonus of free shipping – no camping out inthe cold and free shipping? Sounds like an awesome way to get the best of both worlds without much effort.One of the big deals at Best Buy this Black Friday is the Toshiba 40'' 1080p 60HZ LCD HDTV that has been slashed from $419.99 to $179.99. That is a whopping nearly 60 percent saving! And for your little – or adult – gamer, the Xbox 360 250 GB holiday bundle is going down from $299.99 to $199.99. That's $100 savings! And the Wii game "Just Dance 3" is only $7.99, down from $39.99.Now, if someone on your Christmas list needs a tablet, Best Buy is selling the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7'' w/8GB Memory (white) with $20 Best Buy gift card for $179.99, down from $249.99. Need a Dr. Seuss movie? "The Lorax" DVD is selling for a mere $3.99, down from $19.99. Need something a little more mature? How about "Hunger Games" (Blu-ray) only for $8.99, down from $24.99.Now onto Walmart, which is facing a workers walkout on and around Black Friday that is making headlines this week, but who knows if it will affect Black Friday operations or not. But we do know that it's opening much earlier than Best Buy and Target. Black Friday hours start at 8:00 p.m. Thursday at Walmart! So it seems Walmart's plan is shoppers should guzzle down their Thanksgiving meal and head directly out to Walmart to camp out afterwards.Some Walmart deals include HP Deskjet 3526 Printer (Thursday, 10 p.m.) for $49.00! A Nikon J1 10MP Digital Camera (Thursday, 10 p.m.) sells for $399. And a JVC Everio HD Digital Camera (Thursday, 10 p.m.) sells for $119.00. For the movie fans, Philips 3D WiFi Blu-Ray Home Theater System (Thursday, 10 p.m.) sells for $128.00.Follow us