Apple Announces Black Friday 2009 Sale
As expected, Apple has announced that they will be holding a one day shopping event on Friday, November 27th. In the U.S., the day after Thanksgiving is called "Black Friday", which is historically one of the busiest shopping days of the year. MacRumors reader @chrisrooke let us know that Apple has begun emailing international customers this teaser page about the sale day.
Come back to the Apple Online Store this Friday for a special one-day-only shopping event.
Over the past several years, Apple has participated with one-day specials at both their retail Apple stores as well as the online Apple Store. Questionable rumors were spread last week suggesting that Apple would be offering substantial discounts on iPods and Macs this year, but Apple's Black Friday discounts have always been very modest. Previous year's price lists can be found in our guides page.Top Rated Comments
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29 months ago
I was hoping for something more than a teaser. :rolleyes:
Me too. Isn't it normally like $100 off Macs?
29 months ago
What? Yay, now we get to have even more threads about Black Friday.
Before anyone has any questionings, for the love of _____, read the Black Friday Guide.
Before anyone has any questionings, for the love of _____, read the Black Friday Guide.
29 months ago
I'm hoping for more than the typical $101 off of certain Macs, but I'm not holding my breath.
29 months ago
$100 off Black Friday special, plus $100 off student discount, sounds like a good time to buy a $2,000 i7 iMac...
29 months ago
$100 off Black Friday special, plus $100 off student discount, sounds like a good time to buy a $2,000 i7 iMac...
I'm not so sure that you can combine the two discounts........ can someone confirm/deny?
29 months ago
the way apple is making money, i doubt they will be deviating much from previous deals
29 months ago
I'm not so sure that you can combine the two discounts........ can someone confirm/deny?
Can't combine.
29 months ago
Can't combine.
That's what I figured.
My plan is that if I can get a 13.3" 2.26 GHz MBP on Friday for less than $1,049 USD (UCLA Store price), than I'll be buying on Friday. Otherwise, I'll wait a while and see what happens with Arrandale.
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