Over the past several years, Apple has arranged a one-day shopping event with reduced prices at several products, and this year is no exception. Apple invites you to this year’s one-day shopping event which, as usually, takes place the day after Thanksgiving, which is historically one of the busiest shopping days and it is this Friday, November 27th only, and several Apple Stores are said to be open at 6am on that day. The reduced prices counts also Apple Online Store as you can see below.
Apple hasn’t announced how much the prices are reduced, but Boy Genius Report has posted a supposed leak of the products that Apple will reduce the price on and it contains among other iMac ($101 off), MacBook Pro ($51-$101 off), iPod Nano ($11 off), and iPod Touch ($21-$41 off). The sale also includes Apple TV, iWork, Nike + iPod, Apple Magic Mouse and Wireless Keyboard and many other products including a lot of iPhone accessories. You can see below, what prices we can expect if Boy Genius Report has reliable sources.
“A lot of companies publish how green their building is, but it doesn’t matter if you’re shipping millions of power-hungry products with toxic chemicals in them,” – These are the words of Apple’s CEO Steve Jobs, in a statement for a newly launched green campaign from Apple, which attempts to make sure that investors focus on the level of environmental friendliness in Apple’s products, instead of just their facilities and production methods. The company claims to always have been in the lead of environmentally friendly products, but that many don’t actually take notice of that. According to Apple, there are many companies which focus on the environment, which deserve more credit for their effort in the battle against greenhouse gasses.
Microsoft’s tablet differs from others in some ways, since it hasn’t got any of the usual tablet OS integrations (yeah, not even Windows), but a tailored one made only for this product (so far). The PC Tablet is foldable, just as ordinary notebooks, and features a 7-inch display and is codenamed Courier. It does feature several functions new to the market, which focuses on basically converting all kinds of office tasks to electronic processes. This includes handwriting, clip and paste, copying, address book integrations and much more, everything in smooth graphics and with enabled multi-touch. In other words, the tablet is simply an advanced electronic notebook -- just with integrated address book, internet, photo sharing, camera etc. We have embedded the following video, which previews the device:
