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Black Friday deals bonanza round up

Thanksgiving is moving ever closer — and we all know what that means: the day that comes after. That’s right, there’s nothing more American than following up a day of thanks with a day of hitting the malls, strip malls, big boxes, and virtual shops up for the hottest deals to be found this side of the Atlantic. We’ve rounded up a few of the more choice deals we’ve found on the ‘net for you so you don’t have to search all alone… and first up, Office Depot’s got a 17.3-inch,Windows 7-boasting Toshiba Satellite L555D-S7930 for $649 and a 12 megapixel Nikon Coolipix S570 for $200, while over at Best Buy you can grab up a 120GB PS3 with three games for $300, with a host of cheap video games for Xbox 360 and PS3. Finally mammoth of the retail world Sears has a Canon EOS Rebel XS for $570, plus some of the cheapest digital photo frames around and a DVD player for $18. You’re getting excited, aren’t you?

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