The company says the top sellers were HDTVs, the iPad Mini, notebooks, the new Xbox One and PS4 and Call of Duty Ghosts. Online, SLRs and the Nintendo 3DS were major sellers, as well.
Altogether, the company sold an incredible 1.4 million tablets.
safer? I guess they don't even read the news.
They used the comparative in their choice of words " safer "
Correct English grammar should be "safe". Same corporate liars, they left out safer than what?
well, tabs are devices of choice for most (read: ordinary) people and many intellectuals, anyway. if you are not associated with a corporate, and/or don't do rocket science, and/or don't need much power/functionality, tabs may be your choice over laptops.
I didn't buy any of that and I didn't even bother to go out for Black Friday, just shopped on-line: didn't care to wait in line.
People with good common sense don't need to wait 1 year for "Black-Friday" to shop wherever.
This is the ultimate corporate holidays brainwash "ads" milking the sheep's.
What is next: "Cyber Monday" and so on....
NOTE:
Walmart = Poverty for their employees (Paying minimum wage & not full time, to get away with insurance ...for them).
Walmart is on top of the worse corporations out there.
P.S.
Comparing prices all year around is more easy online.
iOS users are more corporate brainwash sheep's that Android users:
http://www-01.ibm.com/software/marketin...-hub/alert.html
Originally posted by dp70:
They used the comparative in their choice of words " safer "
Correct English grammar should be "safe". Same corporate liars, they left out safer than what?
Quote:;-)
Our Black Friday events were bigger, better, faster, cheaper and safer than ever.
Originally posted by nonoitall:FYI: Just so you know:
Originally posted by dp70:
.... safer than what?
Quote:;-)
.....safer than ever.
Oh, it wasn't my assertion by any means; I was just pointing out that the quote did in fact specify what this year was supposedly being compared to as "safer".
I think people are inhuman when it comes to Black Friday.