FW: Best Buy Black Friday: Plasma HDTV for $370, $60 Blu-ray player [PRODUCT WATCH]

 

 

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Today's Top Picks   Best Buy Black Friday ad leaked: 42-inch plasma HDTV for $370, $60 Blu-ray player First it was Target, and now Best Buy's Black Friday ad has just leaked. While Target had just a couple of TV deals, Best Buy's sale includes a number of HDTVs, including a few plasma models. READ FULL STORY     Intel slashes prices on solid-state drives for holidays Intel is getting into the holiday spirit by cutting the costs on some of its pricey solid-state drives and adds an 120GB option. READ FULL STORY   HTC Surround, LG Quantum WP7 smartphones selling at Amazon for a penny Think you can't buy anything with a penny still? Think again as Amazon is offering up the Windows Phone 7-based HTC Surround and LG Quantum smartphones for $0.01 this weekend only. READ FULL STORY   Walmart offering free shipping on all electronics Walmart's gift to holiday shoppers this winter? Free shipping for nearly 60,000 holiday items - including all electronics - with no minimum purchase required. READ FULL STORY   Rumor: iOS 4.2 software update delayed; still 'coming soon' Even though it was expected to arrive today, Apple's iOS 4.2 software update has reportedly been delayed. READ FULL STORY   Tether for Android app launched for $24.99 From the makers of Tether for BlackBerry, the new Tether for Android app has arrived, which allows a computer to take advantage of the data plan on an Android smartphone. READ FULL STORY     Verizon FiOS Flex View delivers video on demand for up to five devices Verizon is taking another step toward video content being made available anytime anywhere with its new FiOS Flex View offering. READ FULL STORY The Return of Kin: Verizon may try to sell off product stock Verizon is taking another step toward video content being made available anytime anywhere with its new FiOS Flex View offering. READ FULL STORY	Latest Reviews   Oki B431DN (Print Server) The Oki B431DN is truly a workhorse black-and-white laser printer, with rapid output speed and high print quality. Combined with extra features like an autoduplexer and a large paper input capacity, the Oki B431DN is worth your dollar.   Plantronics K100 The Plantronics K100 delivers great-sounding, hands-free calling on both ends of the line, and its FM transmitter is a nice bonus when it works, but look elsewhere if your phone is one of the few that don't support voice-activated dialing.   Sony Reader Touch Edition PRS-650BC The Sony Reader Touch Edition PRS-650 is a slick e-book reader that's anchored by an impressive and easy-to-use touch interface, but the glaring omission of wireless connectivity will be a deal-killer for many--especially at this price.   HP Envy 14 Beats Edition HP's Envy 14 Beats Edition is a black-clad copy of the well-built standard version, available (at least for now) without a price premium.   iHome iB969 Charging Station Despite some quirks, the iHome iB969 charging station is a decent option for those looking to charge multiple USB-powered devices at once with minimal cord clutter.     Connect with ZDNet         Sponsored White papers
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