BLACK FRIDAY: OfficeMax Shows Black Friday Hand

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There are those out there that consider OfficeMax to be the king of office supply stores, and coincidentally, I happen to be one of them. So I was definitely happy to catch the impressive slate of Black Friday deals that OfficeMax was looking to show up, and it’s even got me thinking about setting an alarm for way too early Friday morning.

The list of announced deals is enormous and covers fully twelve pages, so you’ll want to settle in and brace yourselves for the big rundown, which I’ll try to break up by section for your convenience and to keep your head from exploding.

First in camcorders, we have just one item: a Vivitar 720p Video Black Camcorder 810 for $69.99.

We follow that up with a cell phone deal, the Samsung Galaxy Tab for $399.99 with any plan

Now here’s where things get patently massive–there’s an enormous set of computer component deals going on here, featuring things like an Acer 20 inch widescreen LCD monitor for $79.99 (or a 23 inch version for $159.99), half off all Sony EX earbuds, a Compaq 18.5 inch widescreen LCD monitor for $89.99, a D-Link Wireless Xtreme N Router for $79.99, a Hitachi Life Studio one terabyte external hard drive for $99.99 (or an X Series from Hitachi in the same size for $50 less, same price as a 500 gig portable model) and plenty more to boot.

Meanwhile in full computers, there’s an Acer AX3910-U3012 desktop coming in at $349.99.

A full array of digital cameras start out with the Vivicam 7022 7.1 Megapixel Black Digital Camera with Free Starter Kit at $39.99 and go up from there with a whole variety of features and price ranges. There’s nearly two dozen cameras available here, folks.

For those of you who find yourself in the market for a new laptop as I do, then there’s plenty of deals to be had here too: try an Acer Aspire AS5742-7653 for $499.99, an HP laptop packing Intel Pentium T4500 dual-core processor and SuperMulti DVD drive for $369.99, or a half dozen others.

And it’s not complete without software to run it on: all computer games, Sony DVDs and CDs will be half off for Black Friday.

The plain and simple here, folks, is that if you want electronic goodies this holiday season, OfficeMax is going to be a great place to start.