On
that list, Walmart includes the iPad (though apparently
not iPhone, which were
also on last year's list) and HP Ultrabook-based laptops. The retailer says it
worked with Apple and HP to make sure that it has enough products available to
meet demand. Walmart has also tweaked the details of its layaway program for
Christmas 2012.
The
open fee -- which is kept if you ultimately can't pay for the item or refunded
as a Walmart gift card when the item is fully paid off -- has been increased
from $5 to $15. However, the number of days you can pay for an item has
increased from 60 to 90 days.
Walmart
layaway begins on September 16, though customers liking the company on Facebook
after August 28 can start layaways on September 14. The tactic proved so
successful last year that the company had trailers outside many locations
housing layaway items that were being paid off. This year, expect many of those
trailers to once again be stacked full of iPads.
Source
from: zdnet.com
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