Just in time for Christmas!!

TheEnforcer · 11-03-2006

http://money.cnn.com/2006/11/03/news...ex.htm?cnn=yes

Wal-Mart chops prices on hot electronics
Initiates second round of deep price cuts on flatscreen TVs and other gadgets ahead of crucial holiday season.
By Parija B. Kavilanz, CNNMoney.com staff writer
November 3 2006: 12:59 PM EST

NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Flustered by its weak sales performance last month, Wal-Mart initiated a second round of deep price cuts Friday, this time on more than 100 flatscreen TVs and other hot electronic products.

Wal-Mart (Charts), the world's largest retailer, said the rollbacks will take effect this month and through December, and will include significant savings on high definition (HD) televisions, digital cameras and cell phones.

In early October, the company cut prices on more than 80 of the year's hottest toys.

Among the newly discounted products are the Panasonic 42-inch HD plasma now being offered for $1,294 from an original price of $1,794 and a Polaroid 37-inch LCD HDTV now priced at $997 from an earlier price of $1,297.

The retailer also cut the price of a Kodak C875 digital camera to $249.64 from an earlier $298.77. It's also rolling back prices on pre-paid phones such as the Cingular C139 model.

"We've lowered prices so that families can afford to get and give more of the best brands and technology in electronics this season," Gary Severson, senior vice president and general merchandise manager for Wal-Mart's electronics division, said in a statement.

However, some analysts speculate that Wal-Mart and other discount chains such as Target (Charts) and Costco (Charts), spooked by weaker-than-expected sales gains last month, have little choice but to engage in a heavy price war over the next two months.

That's because the November-December period is the most critical shopping time of the year, accounting for more than 50 percent of retailer's profits and sales.

Jace · 11-03-2006

price cuts!!!!

i guess they need to be able to pay their chinese sweatshop workers that $3 a day

11-03-2006	#1
TheEnforcer Scored VIP to Anton's Piss Tank Want to see your own Advertising Here! Join Date: Oct 2002 Posts: 8,781	Just in time for Christmas!! http://money.cnn.com/2006/11/03/news...ex.htm?cnn=yes Wal-Mart chops prices on hot electronics Initiates second round of deep price cuts on flatscreen TVs and other gadgets ahead of crucial holiday season. By Parija B. Kavilanz, CNNMoney.com staff writer November 3 2006: 12:59 PM EST NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Flustered by its weak sales performance last month, Wal-Mart initiated a second round of deep price cuts Friday, this time on more than 100 flatscreen TVs and other hot electronic products. Wal-Mart (Charts), the world's largest retailer, said the rollbacks will take effect this month and through December, and will include significant savings on high definition (HD) televisions, digital cameras and cell phones. In early October, the company cut prices on more than 80 of the year's hottest toys. Among the newly discounted products are the Panasonic 42-inch HD plasma now being offered for $1,294 from an original price of $1,794 and a Polaroid 37-inch LCD HDTV now priced at $997 from an earlier price of $1,297. The retailer also cut the price of a Kodak C875 digital camera to $249.64 from an earlier $298.77. It's also rolling back prices on pre-paid phones such as the Cingular C139 model. "We've lowered prices so that families can afford to get and give more of the best brands and technology in electronics this season," Gary Severson, senior vice president and general merchandise manager for Wal-Mart's electronics division, said in a statement. However, some analysts speculate that Wal-Mart and other discount chains such as Target (Charts) and Costco (Charts), spooked by weaker-than-expected sales gains last month, have little choice but to engage in a heavy price war over the next two months. That's because the November-December period is the most critical shopping time of the year, accounting for more than 50 percent of retailer's profits and sales.

11-03-2006	#2
Jace .... $100 for every ImLive sign-up Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 4,392 Blog Entries: 1	Re: Just in time for Christmas!! price cuts!!!! i guess they need to be able to pay their chinese sweatshop workers that $3 a day