Target continues to be wildly inaccurate in their sale labeling, but we won’t complain too much when the deals include Apple products and third-party accessories. Their “Very Last-Minute” Holiday Deals ad is five or six days too soon, but you won’t want to wait too much longer to get all the gift cards their offering for iPods, headphones, and more.

It’s a bit too early to be launching “last minute” holiday deals, but that won’t prevent us from letting you know what Target has going on…especially when so many of them are centered around Apple’s iDevices. There’s also Target’s Electronics Trade-In service to consider. Used iPhones, iPads, iPods, Nintendo DS units, cellphones, video games, calculators and DVDs can be traded in for credit good for most Target purchases.

WalMart continues its aggressive “rollback” pricing with its lowest iPhone price offer yet. Starting today, the 16GB iPhone 3GS is selling new for only $97. That’s a savings of $100, but you’ll still need to buy into AT&T’s 2-year contract, of course. Also note that this is an online price, but you can’t actually buy the phone online. “In-store prices vary from online prices” WalMart.com warns, so you’ll need to head to your local store to find out what your actual savings will be.

Are you looking for a fantastic deal on an iPhone? Are you part of Best Buy’s Reward Zone program? Then you’re in luck, as you are eligible for some major savings on Apple’s 3G iPhone. As Best Buy’s email puts it, “Between 2/22 and 2/28/09, purchase an iPhone 3G with a 2-year new activation and save $50-$100.” If you are a Rewards Zone Premier Silver member, you can save $100 off of either model, bringing the 8GB and 16GB models’ prices down to $99.99 and $199.99 respectively. If you are a regular Rewards Zone member, those prices will just be $50.00 more, making for some sizable deals.

Apple announced yesterday their financial results for its fiscal 2008 third quarter, which ended June 28, 2008. The Company posted revenue of $7.46 billion and net quarterly profit of $1.07 billion, or $1.19 per diluted share. These results are up from revenue of $5.41 billion and net quarterly profit of $818 million, or $.92 per diluted share, in the year-ago quarter. Gross margin was 34.8 percent, down from 36.9 percent in the year-ago quarter. International sales accounted for 42 percent of the quarter’s revenue.

Details after the break.