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Beyonce, the singing superstar surprised shoppers at a Walmart store in Tewksbury, Massachusetts, Friday, December 20.

US Weekly reports that just 24 hours past her New York show and album release, the 32-year-old singer dressed in an aqua twin set and black leather jacket was spotted pushing her own shopping trolley down the Walmart shopping aisles and picked some toys for her 23-month-old daughter Blue Ivy. The singer even got a copy of her own album “Beyonce” that went on sale that day, a week after its iTunes release.

And here’s the surprise, the singer got into the Christmas spirit by greeting the shoppers through the Walmart’s loudspeaker. Following Beyonce’s greeting was an early Christmas gift for each shopper around. Beyonce gave each shopper a $50 Walmart gift card enclosed in an envelope with a note that reads, “Happy Holidays from Beyonce.”

A total of 750 gift cards were given away which means that Beyonce has spent $37,500 for the cards alone. This really is a huge surprise from Beyonce. Lucky shoppers!

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Tens of millions of Black Friday bargain hunters poured into major retailers including Walmart across the country. So far, reports say that this year, the nation's mega-shopping weekend is less frenzy while online shopping somehow has diffused crowds.

More than a dozen major stores opened on Thanksgiving Day and stayed open through Black Friday. But online shops such as eBay and Amazon were reported to have significant increase in Thanksgiving and Black Friday sales compared to last year. This means that Americans prefer online purchases probably to refrain from retail mob scenes.

Though Black Friday turned out to be generally less frenzy this year because of online shopping, check the scene at Walmart while shoppers go crazy over television sets on sale.

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Walmart's Black Friday Online deals started earlier than expected, it's kicking off and sales are now live!

Check the items below:

LCD/LED TV

Gadgets / Tablets / Laptop

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Days before the Thanksgiving, Black Friday retail war has already started brewing at Walmart as the nation’s superstore matches some of Target and Best Buy’s top Black Friday deals.

“That’s insane,” Stan Pohmer, a Twin Cities retail analyst, said of Walmart’s overt taunting of Target and Best Buy, among others. “They’re going after the other big guys. They’re taking the fight to them.” Though shoppers might cheer bigger and juicier deals, and it could dilute their passion for Black Friday, that modern day-after-Thanksgiving tradition, which now kicks off ever earlier Thanksgiving night.

“Obviously, we are watching developments on a day-by-day basis,” Best Buy CEO Hubert Joly told analysts, hinting that the electronics giant is preparing to respond.
“We need to be in the game, so that’s what we’re going to do,” Joly said, as he discussed Best Buy’s third-quarter results.

Pohmer said Target can’t ignore the Black Friday price war. “They have to make at least a token response. But if (Walmart) is doing this … Friday and Saturday, it doesn't give them a lot of time to respond.”

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The big retailers are sharing what they’re going to charge on electronics for the hottest shopping day of the year. Retailers are starting their price slashing on Thanksgiving Day.

Here are some of the best Black Friday 2013 TV Deals.

Walmart:
Element 23" Class LED HDTV for $75
Funai 32" Class 720p 60Hz LED HDTV for $98
Element 40" Class HDTV for $178
VIZIO 60" Class 1080p 120 Smart LED HDTV for $688
Samsung 46" Class Smart LET HDTV for $497
Emerson 50" 1080p 60Hz LED HDTV for $288
Vizio 70" 1080p 120Hz LED HDTV for $998
Samsung 55" 1080p 240Hz LED HDTV for $727

Target:
Element 50" 1080p LED HDTV for $229
Vizio 37" LED HDTV for $249.99
Vizio 47" 1080p LED HDTV for $379.99
Samsung 40" 1080p Smart LED HDTV for $397.99
Element 50" 1080p LED HDTV for $229
Samsung 40" 1080p LED Smart HDTV for $379.99

Sam’s Club VIP Event:
Samsung 60" Class LED Smart TV HDTV with Wi-Fi for $1168
Samsung 55" 1080p CMR 240 Smart LED HDTV w/ Wi-Fi for $868
Samsung 50" 1080p CMR 120 Smart K LED HDTV w/ Wi-Fi for $668

Sam’s Club:
VIZIO 55" 1080p 120Hz Smart HDTV for $548

Best Buy:
Insignia 24" LED 1080p 60Hz HDTV for $79.99
LG 55" 1080p 120Hz HDTV for $499
Samsung 65" 1080p 120Hz LED HDTV $999
Samsung 65" LED 1080p 240Hz -Smart 3D HDTV for $1997.99

Dell:
Samsung 60" 120Hz Smart LED HDTV for $999.99

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Black Friday is the day after Thanksgiving Day in the USA and is always been touted among shoppers as a perfect time to pick gifts and household items.

At Walmart, Black Friday isn't only for adrenalin rush, shoppers can avoid long lines and shop conveniently while at home. Walmart offers free shipping on products $50 above.

Here's some list on what you can possibly at Walmart's Black Friday Online Only Specials:

LCD/LED TVs:

LG 42LN5200 42" 1080p 60Hz LED (3.1" ultra-slim) HDTV - Online Price $379 was $429.99 (Save $50.99)
Sceptre 50" Class LCD 1080p 60Hz HDTV, X505BV-FHD - Online Price $399 was $599.99 (Save $200.99)
Sceptre X322BV-HDR 32" 720p 60Hz Class LED HDTV - Online Price $179 was $299.99 (Save 120.99)
Sceptre 40 Class (38.5" viewable)LCD 1080p 60Hz HDTV, X409BV-FHD - Online Price $249 was $399.99 (Save $150.99)

Gadgets:

Nextbook 8" Dual Core Tablet with 8GB Memory - Online Price $99 was $129 (Save $30)
Nextbook 7" Tablet with 8GB Memory with Google Mobile Services - Online Price $59 was $79 (Save $20)
Apple iPad 2 16GB WiFi & Bonus Accessory Kit - Online Price $389
RCA 7" Tablet with 4GB Memory - Online Price $49 was $69 (Save $20)
Apple iPod touch 16GB Black & Silver with Bonus Accessory Kit - Online Price $199
Visual Land Prestige Pro 7" Tablet Dual Core with 16GB Memory - Online Price $89 was $99 (Save $10)
Monster M7 7" Dual Core Tablet HD Screen with 16GB Memory - Online Price $129 was $149 (Save $10)
Apple iPad Air with Wi-Fi (Choose 16GB, 32GB, 64GB or 128 GB) with Optional Cases - Online Price $479
Google Nexus 7" Tablet with 32GB Memory (2013) - Online Price $189
Xbox 360 Ultimate Bundle - $50 Value! - Online Price $234

Toys:

Sofia the First Talking Sofia Doll and Animal Friends Play Set - Online Price $28 was $31.58
Lifetime Pro Courtside 48" Portable Basketball System w/ Basketball - Online Price $149 was &195 (Save $40)
Barbie Dreamhouse - Online Price $148.99
Little Tikes Jump 'n Slide Bouncer - Online Price $189 was $299
Step2 Naturally Playful Neat & Tidy Cottage - online Price $129

For more list, you can visit Walmart Pre- Black Friday Online Only Specials

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With the recent Apple product launches, Walmart announced last week about its $20 discount offering on Apple’s new entry-level 16GB iPad Air starting November 1. And it’s now confirmed that both Apple and Best Buy will match the $479 deal in their retail stores. Staples is also joining the iPad Air discount as shown in its website with the device price listing of $479.

Though, Apple and Best Buy are still charging the same suggested $499 price tag for the entry iPad Air through their online stores. So, to avail of the $20 discount, you need to visit the nearest Apple and Best Buy stores. Plus, you have to show proof of the lower price from a retailer that is eligible for price match, and in this case, Walmart price is acceptable or any ad will be accepted also.

In the case of RadioShack, the store won’t take part on the price reduction and won't be matching the $479 deal. Instead, it will sell the iPad Air for Apple’s suggested price of $499. However, the store will have this ease trade-in values for old iPads and the new $299 iPad mini.

While most Apple Stores in the U.S. are expected to have a significant amount of supply, the company is more likely to hold back a certain amount of inventory in at least some stores to ensure enough stock for personal pick-up and customers arriving especially for this discount.

Meanwhile, the iPad Air is currently shipping in some countries including Australia and many other countries in Asia. Reports say that the device is already sold out in some countries such as Hongkong. All models of the device are expected to ship in the US not later than November 4.

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Black Friday and Cyber Monday are just around the corner thus, Walmart helps customers get ahead of their holiday shopping with an early cyber event. This features online savings on selected items specifically reserved for Black Friday and Cyber Monday. Plus, its broadest free shipping program is also offered to give customers more savings this holiday season.

Online customers can access rollbacks beginning shortly after midnight Pacific Daylight Time on brand-name electronics and home goods while quantities last. There are more than 300 early-bird specials available at exclusive prices on Walmart.com. Customers can be the first to learn about Walmart’s holiday deals through the season by signing up for the retailer’s emails, liking Walmart on Facebook or downloading the mobile app.

Walmart.com President and CEO Joel Anderson says, “We know that our customers start shopping for the holidays on Nov. 1 because historically our traffic spikes the day after Halloween. Customers want to relax with friends and family during the holidays, and with our early deals we are helping them make the most of their time and helping them stretch their dollars further.”

Walmart.com shoppers can check big-ticket items off their list now, such as a JVC 42-inch LED TV for $299 (36 percent savings*) and a 10-inch XELIO tablet for $49 (51 percent savings) – Walmart.com’s lowest-ever prices on a 10-inch tablet and a 42-inch TV. Check on Walmart.com for more details of this promotion.

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