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use this link for extra $15 off making it $168 after rebate with google check out http://www.buy.com/retail/coupon.asp?prid=88301879

SUP3RMAN doesnt work either... I called and they said it expired on the 13th

the MP3 player isn't linked to the correct one... the BF one for $29.99 is http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B0008FUCLO/qid=1132717070/sr=1-1/ref=sr_1_1/103-5758798-5880658?v=glance&s=toys this is the one in their BF ad and it has been marked down already

Thanks!!! I ordered 3 of the mp3 players for $29.99... my daughter, neice, and nephew will be so happy and I'm even happier that I dont have to go to TRU friday morning now

last year I hid Bratz dolls in a laundry hamper at Kmart... my sister was with me and said "what if someone buys the laundry hamper" my response of course was "who will be buying a $60 hamper on BF?"

if it is the one pictured above (which it looks like it) then it is an HDTV with ATSC tuner built in... acording to the model number, it is the same Magnavox that is $1499 after $300 mail in rebate at BB. Is there anyone who can confirm that this is the correct tv? model# 42MF230A/37

I am really interested in the 42" plasma tv... I can't imagine they would have them on the floor or am I just crazy?

since the supercenters are going to be open 24 hours what are they going to do about the hot items? if we are allowed to roam the store before the sale starts at 5am how are they going to organize it? will the items be on the floor before midnight or will they bring them out at 5am? will they have tickets for the plasma tv's and the computers? anyone know anything???

the WM BF sales wont available online until 5am (I called CS and asked) ... now what time zone is the question (I forgot to ask that question)... so if youre in line at CC you cant be online at the same time unless its a different time zone... anyone know what timezone walmart.com uses?

this is the info I got from sears website... you can type in HDTV and pull up any tv and click on buyers guide... most of the info you need should be there. HDTV HDTV stands for high-definition television. A true HDTV includes a built-in NTSC tuner, ATSC tuner, 16:9 aspect ratio and the ability to display at least 720-line resolution images. High-definition television delivers true-to-life images, taking your entertainment experience up a notch. What differentiates a HDTV from a HD-ready TV is having the ATSC tuner already built in. HD-ready TVs have a NTSC tuner, but require connection to an additional ATSC tuner. It is common to see a TV described as being a HDTV, but it may be only HD-ready because the ATSC tuner is not built in. Confirm the status of the ATSC tuner before purchasing a HDTV. • HDTVs allow you to receive over-the-air high-definition and standard broadcasts without an additional set-top box (HD-capable antenna required) • HD-ready TVs are fully capable of a high-definition display when connected to an optional HDTV source, such as an ATSC tuner

I don't think they can picture a different tv than the one on sale... wouldn't that be false advertisment? The 42" plasma wasn't showing on my local circular, but showed when I put in a zip code about 20 miles from me... it looks like the same Magnavox tv to me, but when I called the store, they said the only 42" plasmas they carry are signature... is it possible that they may be getting them in for friday and they will be held on a truck as walmart has done with tv's in the past?