Walmart Black Friday 2010 Ads: LG 42″ Class LCD HDTV

We have some more details on Walmart’s ‘semi-leaked’ Black Friday Ad now, as we have heard that one of the items available is a LG 42-inch LCD HDTV for only $478 – another product which is likely to fly off the shelves.

We’ve taken a look at the TV over at Walmart’s website and it looks like this TV is the LG 42LD450 model, which the retailer is currently offering for $598 online.

If the LG TV highlighted at CNN Money.com turns out to be the 42LD450, then it means that you’ll be getting an instant $100+ saving on a TV which normally retails at $749 according to Walmart’s website.

This TV is also highlighted as a doorbuster item, meaning that stocks are going to extremely limited, and you’ll need to get to Walmart stores well in advance of the 5am opening time which we told you about here.

We’ll be bringing you full specs and a review of this TV soon, let us know your thoughts on this early deal. Are you interested in it or not? Don’t forget about the Emerson 32-inch TV doorbuster that we told you about here.

Black Friday Ads Means Christmas Is Almost Here

Many of the nations largest retailers have released their Black Friday ads early to get a leg up on competitors on the busiest shopping day of the year.

This weekend Macy’s and Kohl’s, among others, have “leaked” their Black Friday ads online. Others, including Wal-Mart, and Target, have had holiday sales starting before Halloween.

While many economists believe the recession is over, shoppers who have become accustomed to shopping in a recessionary environment will have to be encouraged to shop on Black Friday.

“Financial Times” reports “Retail analysts say this year’s deals mark a significant acceleration of pre-Thanksgiving activity, as retailers try to secure an early share of holiday spending,”

Alternatively, retailers want to get you in their store first, and keep you shopping.

This is the main insensitive for retailers to release the ads, and shoppers to take the time to find the ads before Black Friday shopping begins.