It’s A Black Celebration….

Black Friday is upon us. If you live in the states or are close to the states, you undoubtedly have contemplated the idea of making a trip down to your local Target, Best Buy, WalMart or shopping mall to take in all of the sale goodness.

We’ve scoured some flyers and some things online, and have come up with some of the highlights. So, if you’re asking how good are the deals or even what the hell are the deals? We got you covered.

Over at Target, they’ve got Chefmate small kitchen appliances for $3 a piece. That’s right, $3, for less than the cost of a cup of coffee, you can have yourself a coffee maker. Also included in the $3 deals are toasters, slow cookers and even a sandwich press. They may not be the stainless steel range you always dreamed of, but it’s still a pretty damn good deal.

They also got movies, UP is at $13, and a bunch of other titles are $10 and under. Nothing too crazy impressive there. You can get a solid TomTom GPS for just $97 or a generic brand 720p LCD TV for $246. Western Digital 1TB hard drives are also just under $60. Also, spend a $100, get a $10 gift card.

BestBuy have some pretty impressive deals too. You can get a 46″ Samsung 1080p LED HDTV for just under $1600, or if that’s too pricey for you, go for the Samsung 40″ 1080p LCD version for just under $600. Even more Samsung TV  goodness awaits with a 50″ Class 1080p Plasma, that’s just under $900. You can also get a XBOX 360 Package, that  includes the Elite version of the system, and six, yes six games, all for $299!

Then, make the trip on over to Walmart for some more ‘unbeatable prices’. They’ve got generic 720p LCD’s starting at $248, while a Sony Bravia 1080p LCD will run you just under $800. Like some more gaming, systems start at $299, while you can get Rock Band at just $50. You can also get a eMachines laptop at just $198. Get a snazzy digital photo frame for $29. A whack load of board games for $5. Black and Decker corded tools start at $15.

Speaking of tools, Home Depot also has you covered, with a slew of power tools, both corded and cordless at some great discounts.