We’ve seen a few leaks this week on Apple’s annual one-day-only Black Friday sales event. The savings on Apple products were accurately slight, but as in years past, Apple is offering significant savings on compatible third-party products. Save over $100 on Bowers & Wilkins speaker docks and various laptop bags, and you can get fun accessories like the Parrot AR.Drone for under $250.00.

I wonder if this means Apple employees won’t get in trouble for wasting their work hours shopping for gifts. I suppose not if they’re buying from Apple, and they’ll have some pretty good deals from which to choose. Buy from the Apple online store today and you’ll get free wrapping on iPods, iPads and some MacBooks, as well as free shipping on all orders over $50. Plus, a lot of third-party items are back on sale after the Black Friday deals.

Yesterday, Apple previewed their annual one-day-only Black Friday sale. Today, the full sale is in effect, and although the discounts on their own products are slight, they’ve announced significant savings on third-party products compatible with the Macintosh, iPhone, iPad and iPod lines. Save over $80 on cameras, $70 on headphones, $20 on games, $50 on speaker docks, and plenty more.

We’ve been talking for a while now about the numerous Black Friday sales going on around town, so it’s now it’s time to focus on Apple. Like the last year, the company is holding a one-day only sale online and at their retail stores, and if you’re in the market for a new computer or iDevice, it’s a pretty good place to start. Apple is previewing savings up to $101 on computers and $41 on iPads.

If you’re lucky enough to have a Micro Center in your area, they’re offering some great deals on Apple products through December 5th, including Black Friday, of course. The sale mainly covers Macintosh systems—on which you can save $50 to $300—but all kinds of Mac compatible hardware and software has been discounted, as well.

Once again, the end of the Summer break is looming and the education system will soon be back in full swing. It doesn’t have to be all bad, though, because Apple is once again offering some great deals for students (and even teachers) in their Back to School campaign. This year, if you purchase both a qualifying Mac and iPod touch before September 7th, you could receive an online rebate up to $199. You can also get…

We’ve been speculating for a few days now on what sort of Apple Store Black Friday sales event we’d see, and it’s now been officially unveiled. First, you get free shipping on any order over $50, which brings Apple in line with other online retailers (still have to pay taxes, though). Apple’s also offering free engraving on all new iPods. Beyond that, pretty much everything’s on sale, from the iMac and MacBook Pro to the iPod, Apple TV and iWork.

According to Apple’s website, this Friday will see some great discounts and deals on the range of Apple products available. What’s more, every purchase made this Friday (commonly known as Black Friday), will have free shipping, whatever the total price comes to. There’s no official information on the exact deals and offers that will be available on Friday, but if a leaked image from last week is anything to go by, we could be seeing some decent savings coming our way.

The BoyGeniusReport received a rumor earlier this week that claims to have the details on Apple’s Black Friday plans. The rumor contains a “leaked” image that displays all the deals for the day, which include up to 30% off iPods (excluding the iPhone and iPod shuffle), up to 25% off Macs, and up to 15% off accessories. The sale would only be valid for November 27th, 2009, and as far as I can gather, only in store (not online).

Apple user Blair Saldanah has put together quite an amazing collection of Mac memorabilia over the past 25 years, and although it breaks his heart to do it, he’s now in a position to have to sell it off. Normally, Appletell wouldn’t help someone advertise a sale (we’re not Cragi’s List, people), but there really are some excellent Apple fanboy collectibles up for grabs here: an Apple Macintosh Portable Computer, a PowerBook Duo 210, and all manner of buttons, brochures, manuals, T-shirts and more.