Apple plans to carry out "Black Friday" activities

According to a report from the US science and technology blog Macrumors, Apple plans to carry out promotional activities at its retail stores and on the Internet this week on “Black Friday”.

"Black Friday" is the day after Thanksgiving, marking the official start of the American holiday shopping season. The report said that a special message on the Apple Australia website indicated that the company will carry out this activity. This information does not include details on which products will be discounted and how much they will be discounted, but the list of discounted products will usually be leaked out a few days before the sale. In last year's sales activities, Apple reduced the iPad 2 by $41 to $61, and laptops and desktops by $101.

This promotion is noteworthy because it is usually Apple's only one-year discount for new products or recently released products. Apple just updated most of its product categories last month, while launching the iPad mini, the new Mac and the 13-inch MacBook Pro, and surprisingly the fourth-generation iPad.

Like last year, Apple's promotion will only last 24 hours. It will begin at 2:01 local time on November 23 and close at 1:59 the next day. With "Black Friday" approaching, Apple should announce this activity in other markets such as Europe.