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Victor Keegan, of the Guardian, ponders: Whether the latest report - that Apple has ordered 12m units from Foxconn of Taiwan, complete with 2-megapixel camera, - is true, is beside the point. The interesting thing is that Apple’s entry could give mobile phone operators the big kick they badly need. More …
It is called Black Friday because it is the start of what is hoped to be a financial quarter which is in the black. For some retail stores the Christmas time produces enough revenue to keep the store in the black for the entire year. Apple has a number of items for sale at a reduced price. These are available at the online store or any of the retail locations. for example, you can save $101 on either MacBook and iMac. Ready.Set.Shop.