How is it Monday already? Never mind; try and forget about it all by gorging on a smattering of tech news, the likes of which you’d otherwise miss. From our weekend best bits to the breaking headlines, here’s your morning catch up in full… Read more
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It’s Black Friday at Apple, meaning that prices on most of the tech-maker’s kit have been discounted. Black Friday is the online store communities way of trying to coerce you into starting your Christmas shopping, but has Apple done enough across the board? Read more
The Apple Black Friday sale is on for today only and we’ve been taking a gander at the savings. The new iPod nano, perfect for turning into an iPod nano watch, has had £10.99 shaved off the price of the 8GB model (£118.01) while the 16GB model has dropped by £15 (£144). The iPad has had £35 sliced off all versions meaning the cheapest model will set you back £394 today. iPod touch models are £14 and £35 off. Click through for more Apple Black Friday deals…
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Thanksgiving is as meaningless as an England football friendly here in Blighty. But forget Turkeys and parades through New York City, because one killer part of the US fest is taking Britain by storm: Black Friday. Today. This bargain-packed extravaganza offers stacks of great deals, especially on gadgets. So here’s a round-up of the best deals and gadget sales on this side of the pond.
As disappointed by Apple’s “sale” as we were? Not to fear – there’s plenty of real bargains to be had right now, even if Alistair Darling’s VAT cuts aren’t being passed on to customers everywhere just yet.
We’ve scoured through catalogues and dug through discounts to come up with a fire sale of our very own: this Friday we’ve got printers, digital radios, MP3 players, top quality earphones and even camcorders, all under 50 quid each! Come and see!
How’s this for a treat? Apple’s bringing the traditional Black Friday sale from the US to the UK. Log onto the Apple Store’s website this Friday and you’re promised bargains galore, and they’re bound to be better than Alistair Darling’s 2.5% off VAT.