Now that you’re recovered from your Christmas dinner stupor, now is the time to hunt for those after Christmas bargains.

With the economy not in the best of shape, retailers did not have the sales success they had hoped for during the sales period leading up to the 25th.  It appears that starting today all of the major retailers will be having enormous sales to help make up some of the lost difference, and this can only benefit people looking for deals on electronics.  To give you an idea of how severe these discounts will be, some people are now referring to it as “Black Friday 2″.

Circuit City

It is well known that Circuit City is in financial trouble, so make doubly sure not to purchase an extended warranty through them.  For outright purchases, they should have some amazing deals across all over their product lines such as HDTVs, computers, video cameras, video games and more.

Target

The sales at Target will begin on the 26th and be in every department, and they have no set end date, but will be on a “while supplies last” format.  Expect to find heavy discounts in DVDs and HDTVs.

Walmart

Apparently Walmart is going to be having huge sales, but they are hiding the details pretty close to the vest. The only thing that seems certain is the sales will be both for in-store and online, and there will be a heavy focus on HDTVs.  It looks like the sale will begin on Sunday the 28th.

Make sure to check all of your favorite retailers to see what kind of sales they are having on this day.

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