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November 23, 2007 8:16 AM PST

One day only: Apple's Black Friday sale

by Matthew Elliott
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(Credit: Apple Inc.)

Apple's Black Friday sale is underway, but if you're dispensing Apple gifts this year, you had better act fast--the sale is of the one-day variety. Highlights include $51 or $101 off MacBooks and iMacs. (Sadly, you're out of luck if you're trying to justify a MacBook Pro purchase), $21 off the AirPort Extreme Base Station, and $21 off the iPhone Bluetooth Headset.

Three iPods are on sale: you'll save $31 on an iPod Classic and $11 on either the Nano or the Shuffle.

Lots of other products and accessories are on sale. See them all here.

Matt Elliott, a CNET editor since 2000, heads up coverage of computer hardware, from desktops and laptops to their assorted components and peripherals. Prior to joining CNET, he worked for PC Magazine. When not writing about computers and wrestling with their shipping boxes, he likes shooting with his Nikon D50 camera. Matt is also skilled with a tape gun. E-mail Matt.
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Not a sale
by Icaarus November 23, 2007 9:05 AM PST
For the macbook the price is the same as a few days ago, but with the marker $$$ off. This means that for the holiday season the price of Mac products is going up.
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