At the one on Pittsburgh’s McKnight road, they’re all very nice. Not like those dicks in Boston. Pittsburgh’s completely picked clean, though; unless you want a $3,000 Bravia or some commercial shelving, there’s not much left. I almost grabbed a PSP for $100, but they were all gone by the time I’d got to the “Screw it, that’s too cheap to ignore” stage.
There’s a funny story about why the company really went under, spotted at The Consumerist.
Wow! if that story is true it would seem that save for the guy in the link below, all US CEOs are totally incompetent tools.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090225/ap_on_re_us/obama_banker_1
The real reason Circuit City went under is that they sold fax modems: http://retailanarchy.com/?p=129
duh.
I scored a low-priced PSP as mentioned in the article at Circuit City’s bankruptcy-not-so-extrrrrravaganza. It was one of the few fair priced items they had. Unfortunately, the version I bought was unhackable due to Sony’s paranoia about homebrew. So, I took it over to Gamestop and swapped it for an original (fat) PSP.