Black Friday deals are starting to spread throughout the Internet, including new ones from Kohl's and BJs. Digital cameras are tops on many holiday shopping lists and there is a large list of Black Friday deals already out. Walmart, Kmart, Sears, BestBuy and ToysRUs are just some of the retailers who have great Black Friday deals on digital cameras.

Amazon is keeping shoppers on their toes with their "Lightening Deals" on their Gold Box Deals page online. Today is "tech deal" day on Amazon.com. Rumors of low priced laptops, discounted TVs and Blue-Ray disc players are spreading around the Internet but you have to act fast. These deals last all of about a minute when they are announced every two hours.

Black Friday deals are bigger than ever and Best Buy is repeating its successful Black Friday VIP contest for 2009. Best Buy will award $1000 Best Buy gift cards to winners in 25 markets so they can shop on Black Friday with some extra money. This is Best Buy's second year hosting the Best Buy Black Friday VIP contest.

Black Friday deals are already finding their way out on the Internet and those who have a laptop, desktop or netbook on their wish list may be in luck. Black Friday, the day after Thanksgiving, national shopping frenzy day, is Nov. 28 this year.

Walmart is sure to have many great deals on Black Friday, but there are many online deals available in limited quantities on the Walmart.com site now. Walmart is calling this set of pre-Black Friday deals "Amazing Online Specials" and they won't last long. Wii, Nintendo DSi, Guitar Hero, Toshiba Laptops and more are part of the limited quantity online deals offered on the Walmart website.

This year Kmart will be having their Doorbuster sale from 6:00am till 11:00am on Black Friday, along with other Black Friday deals that will last throughout the day. Kmart is calling their sale "Blue Friday" and for the most part the deals are worth a look. A low priced netbook seems as if it might be the big attraction, so if a basic netbook is on your list, it might be worth rising early to catch this Black Friday deal.

Current economic difficulties have made many retailers to give an early start to their Black Friday 2009 deals and offer discounts ahead of the competing retailers in the hope of making more sales. In fact Sears was one of them that started its Black Friday 2009 deals last week.

It is only October but the Black Friday deals are already being leaked to the media. Electronics, iMac and MacBook Computers as well as $129 Netbooks top the list of bargains that holiday shoppers will get up before dawn to purchase. The prices are sure to be budget friendly but the inventory will be low. The poor economy has many retailers keeping less stock on hand. The bargains will go to those who plan ahead and make the purchase before the inventory is gone.

Retailers are banking on Black Friday to deliver them from the evil of the economic downturn. But, skeptics are saying that the traditional day after Thanksgiving event known as Black Friday may not be that good this year.

With sales way way down, US retailers are probably thinking that for once Black Friday deserves its unfortunate name. However, there will be many deals on Black Friday for holiday shoppers.

Black Friday deals at Kmart are easy to find. Websites are springing up with sneak peeks at major retailer Black Friday sales. Let’s take a look at Kmart, just one of several stores with Black Friday deals available online.