The company will offer discounted rates on some of its products starting at midnight on Friday. November 26, 2013 5:45 AM PST (Credit: Apple) Apple will join the gaggle of retailers looking to score some cash off of you on Black Friday. The company on Tuesday sent out e-mails and published a page on its site teasing its Black Friday "shopping event." Apple didn't say what kind of deals it plans to offer customers. If history is to be our guide, Apple's Black Friday event should offer discounted pricing on everything from Macs to iPads. The company's discounts usually aren't major, with Apple typically sticking to around $101 off Macs and $41 to $61 off iPads. As in previous years, Apple's deals are being offered only on Black Friday. Online shoppers will get access to the discounts starting at midnight on Black Friday. Retail store shoppers will also have access to the discounts for that day.
The company will offer discounted rates on some of its products starting at midnight on Friday.
(Credit: Apple)
Apple will join the gaggle of retailers looking to score some cash off of you on Black Friday.
The company on Tuesday sent out e-mails and published a page on its site teasing its Black Friday "shopping event." Apple didn't say what kind of deals it plans to offer customers.
If history is to be our guide, Apple's Black Friday event should offer discounted pricing on everything from Macs to iPads. The company's discounts usually aren't major, with Apple typically sticking to around $101 off Macs and $41 to $61 off iPads.
As in previous years, Apple's deals are being offered only on Black Friday. Online shoppers will get access to the discounts starting at midnight on Black Friday. Retail store shoppers will also have access to the discounts for that day.
