Tigridia wrote:Apple usually has Black Friday promotions on a few select products in their online store, but you're likely to find better deals elsewhere. MacMall, maybe.
Keep an eye on http://www.macrumors.com/roundup/black-friday/ for the latest.
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Flaystation wrote:Apple do have black friday sales, but they are hardly "sales", they would drop $50-75 off select models that run around $1300+.
But keep an eye out on Apple.com on both friday and monday after thanksgiving.
As for a gaming computer:
A gaming laptop for $800 is very hard to find. Lenovo has the Y50 model for $1089 - very, VERY nice laptop:
http://shop.lenovo.com/us/en/laptops/le ... eries/y50/
It might drop a couple hundreds on black friday, so keep an eye out.
I'm generally not a fan of gaming on a laptop, and can't really understand people who prefer to game on laptop than on a desktop.. but thats a different discussion (except for people who actually use the laptop as a laptop.. ie travel with it).
Anyway, you can build a solid gaming desktop for $800, assuming you just need the case and the inside of it - no monitor, keyboard, mouse.. etc.
Between black friday and cyber monday you'll have plenty of chances to pick up the different parts, just be on the lookout on newegg, tigerdirect, amazon and microcenter and you're set.
Side note: you dont buy Apple products for people you care about.
Flaystation wrote:Apple do have black friday sales, but they are hardly "sales", they would drop $50-75 off select models that run around $1300+.
But keep an eye out on Apple.com on both friday and monday after thanksgiving.
As for a gaming computer:
A gaming laptop for $800 is very hard to find. Lenovo has the Y50 model for $1089 - very, VERY nice laptop:
http://shop.lenovo.com/us/en/laptops/le ... eries/y50/
It might drop a couple hundreds on black friday, so keep an eye out.
I'm generally not a fan of gaming on a laptop, and can't really understand people who prefer to game on laptop than on a desktop.. but thats a different discussion (except for people who actually use the laptop as a laptop.. ie travel with it).
Anyway, you can build a solid gaming desktop for $800, assuming you just need the case and the inside of it - no monitor, keyboard, mouse.. etc.
Between black friday and cyber monday you'll have plenty of chances to pick up the different parts, just be on the lookout on newegg, tigerdirect, amazon and microcenter and you're set.
Side note: you dont buy Apple products for people you care about.
Forestland wrote:I tried wow with the free trial 2 days ago and i could play on ultra settings, never seen ultra in my whole experience with wow. i was amazed... lets just say that haha. and im upgrading soon as i pay everything off. for now, this is what im getting could more than likely wait for next black friday, trust me i have patience but i have to see how it runs on raids, so im getting wod now and playing but on the eu with my friends dont worry ill be on the us soon
Cremate wrote:Your video card is completely fine and ample to play games like WoW on awesome-sauce settings, and will give you no problems. Are you going to be able to play the newest Battlefield on anything above Average settings? No... but at least it will play it. It is definitely not a bottleneck for most casual gaming needs. It is the low end of modern gaming video cards... but it is still a gaming video card, and much better than what you will find in most office desktops.
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