rodneyhopper

They're up: http://sears.shoplocal.com/sears/default.aspx?action=entryflash&

You should check out Office Depot. They've got essentially the same HP for $350. I'm pretty happy with my HP laptops, though sometimes I get aggravated by their support.

I've got it on pretty good authority that the $798 50" Plasma HDTV is DEFINITELY going to be 720p, so if you're holding out, you will definitely want to take that into consideration. A 46" or 47" HDTV with 1080p is going to be comparably priced, definitely going to give you a better picture, and might actually be more fun to watch.

If anyone has a Radio Shack Outlet near them, they should see if they have this deal. The Outlet in Fort Worth has the Samsung BD-P1500 Blu-Ray Player for $149.99. With a firmware update, it has both BD Live and Bonus View. I'm holding out for the Sears 179.99 BDP-S350, but I thought I'd pass this along.

I was inside their Mansfield, TX store yesterday. They had them stacked up in the front. Looked to be a clearance. I got the Sanyo 46" 1080p last week, so I wasn't really interested in a 720p.

I actually have to say, besides the XBox Bundle, that I'm not yet impressed with Wal-Mart's. I'll reserve judgment though until the whole ad comes out and we can get some details. The $798 50 Inch Samsung Plasma HDTV isn't really a steal unless it's 1080p. Best Buy is clearing out their 52" 720p's right now for a comparable price. If it's 1080p, then yeah, it's worth spending the night in the store. The $128 Magnavox Blu-Ray I'm assuming is the one that's currently $198. The real question for me is whether it's worth the $50 (at Sears or through Price Match) to move up from entry level to a much much much better player in the Sony BDP-S350 (BD Live Capability). If the Uniflame grill is one of their 68,000 BTU deals, it's definitely worth checking out at $179. I suppose we'll just have to wait like everyone else until 11/24 to get some confirmation on this stuff.