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Friday after Thanksgiving marked 2011's Black Friday sales. Retailers including Apple offered modest discounts on Apple products that day. Cyber Monday is the online extension of that sale into the following week.

Amazon, MacMall and Best Buy are continuing some sales today. The greatest discounts that remain are on Apple's MacBook Pro line. We've highlighted the largest discounts here:

13.3" 2.4GHz MacBook Pro ($1199): -$150 at Best Buy, -$149 at Amazon
15.4" 2.2GHz MacBook Pro ($1799): -$200 at Best Buy
15.4" 2.4GHz MacBook Pro ($2199): -$140 at MacMall, -$140 at Amazon
17" 2.4GHz MacBook Pro ($2499): -$150 at MacMall

Amazon's pricing is the most volatile and may change hour to hour. Best Buy's and MacMall's sale prices should hold throughout Monday.

Several of the vendors listed are affiliate partners with MacRumors and referred sales may benefit the site financially.

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justperry Avatar
162 months ago
But not the rest of the world. So why the assumption we all know what it is?

You don't make sense at all.

1st You are a Macrumors 68030 since 2003 which makes it hard to believe you don't know Black Friday.

2th Your name is Mr Smith which suggests you are .......

3th Or You are just a troll

And if non of the above is true than it would be easy to just google it for Christ sake.
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hobo.hopkins Avatar
162 months ago
Good; it never hurts to have sales persist.
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MrSmith Avatar
162 months ago
What the hell is Black Friday? Doesn't exist in my home country or my country of residence.
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MrSmith Avatar
162 months ago
But not the rest of the world. So why the assumption we all know what it is?
Score: -6 Votes (Like | Disagree)

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