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http://www.macnn.com/articles/11/11/23/macs.ipads.ipods.see.discounts/

Source leaks early details on Apple Black Friday deals

updated 10:10 am EST, Wed November 23, 2011

 

Macs, iPads, iPods see discounts


A leaked pamphlet shows the some of discounts Apple is planning to offer for this year's Black Friday sale, according to 9to5Mac. In terms of computers, the company is taking $101 off the iMac, MacBook Air, and MacBook Pro. iPad 2 discounts range from $41 to $61, depending on storage capacity, and a similar philosophy applies to the iPod touch, which is getting between $21 and $41 off. Both the 8 and 16GB iPod nanos are $11 chepaer.

AirPort and Time Capsule discounts range between $11 and $51. A $50 iTunes gift card is selling for $45, and Apple is knocking $11 off Smart Covers, the Magic Trackpad and the Wireless Keyboard. A variety of third-party gear is also on sale: a Bowers & Wilkis Zeppelin Air speaker is $102 off, for instance, while external hard drive discounts range anywhere between $22 and $102. Some other planned deals affect products like cases, mounts, bags, headphones, and alarm docks.

Apple normally only reveals Black Friday offers on the day of the event. It is also the only time of the year that Apple will normally post a sale.




by MacNN Staff

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  1. Grendelmon

    Forum Regular

    Joined: Dec 2007

    -3

    Apple products on sale?

    Isn't that an oxymoron? ;-)

    Seriously though, if you want cheaper prices, look at their refurbished or clearance items on their online store. It's the only way I can afford Apple products!

  1. sammaffei

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    Joined: Sep 2004

    0

    Trolls

    Don't feed them.

  1. charlituna

    Fresh-Faced Recruit

    Joined: Sep 2009

    +1

    not really a leak at all

    Apple posted all this info about 24 hours ago and emailed it out about 24 hours ago. 9to5Mac.com deserves zero credit for leaking this info as it was officially out there.

  1. jayparry

    Fresh-Faced Recruit

    Joined: Aug 2005

    +1

    Click to zoom?

    why can't we zoom in on the tiny cropped images?

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