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Target vs. Walmart: Black Friday 2009 Ads, TVs Compared

Target vs. Walmart: Black Friday 2009 Ads, TVs Compared

By: Peter Chubb | November 18, 2009 | 4 Comments

Black Friday 2009 is going to be the same as the deals last year in two ways, the most popular products will be TVs and the other is that Target and Walmart will be offering some of the biggest deals. We thought we would take a look at a few of the TVs they have up for offer.

The first one and the most popular looks to be a Sanyo 50-inch plasma TV, this 720p television is on offer at Walmart for just $598, which we already covered in a recent post.

Another three TVs that could do very well include the Sony Bravia KDL46S504 46-inch LCD Full HD for just $798. The Emerson PL-P42W-10A 42-inch Plasma 720P HDTV, the price is just $448. Finally Walmart also has the Emerson LC320EMFX 32-inch Plasma 720p HDTV, the price is just $248.

Let us take a look at a few TVs from Target to see how they compare. The first TV that could do very well is the Westernhouse 32-inch LCD TV; this can be yours for just $246, a saving of more than $180. Another hot TV is the Apex 40-inch Full HD 1080p TV; the cost is $449 as saving of over $150. For full details of the Target Black Friday Ads, visit Black-friday.net.

As we move closer to Black Friday 2009, more details of these sale items will become available. We still await the official Wal-mart-ad, once we know more we will let you know.

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  • http://www.r4-ds-card.co.nz dsi r4

    Plasma uses gas plasma cells charged by precise electrical voltages to create a picture.LCD screens (liquid crystal display) are in layman’s terms sandwiches made up of liquid crystal pushed in the space between two glass plates. Images are created by varying the amount of electrical charge applied to the crystals.

  • Fonda Brinkley

    Just wonder how many Sanyo 50″ TV’s Wal-Mart have to sell. Just a few probably just a few…

  • http://bestdp.com/sharp-lc26dv27ut-26-inch-720p-lcd-hdtv-with-built-in-dvd-player-review-black.html francocaro Caroline

    I’ve owned this TV for about a month, and have watched a variety of high def material on blu-ray and high def channels. Overall, I think this is an outstanding plasma TV and a great value. Black values are great. Image quality is crisp. Sports look great, no problems at all that I can see with scanning rates on sports/high speed action activity. The 3:2 pulldown for 24 frame per second film material works well. I’ve got a very large window right behind my viewing area, and the although there are some reflections on the glass, the anti-reflective coating is much better than my last TV, and as good as any I have seen. I also have my iMac connected with an HDMI cable (using a DVI to HDMI adapter) and the picture is outstanding. I’m able to watch high def video rentals from Netflix, Amazon, and iTunes.

    The only negatives are:
    Speakers point down and are a bit weak, but I use my surround sound system for all the audio, so not a big issue for me.
    I agree with other reviews that the light output of the THX setting is too low. Perhaps in a perfectly dark screening room it would work. But in a typical viewing room, the THX images are not bright enough. However, I was able to achieve excellent color and better light output using the custom settings and am very pleased with the results.

  • devin

    what do you think would be better to get the $^inc apex from target or the %0inch sonyo from walmart??