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Cyber Monday Deals - Apple today unveiled its Cyber Monday deals, and while there are no deals on hardware items like the Mac or iPad, the company is offering savings on iPod docks, iPad cases, and more. "Merry Monday," Apple said. "Today only, get special savings on these iPad, iPod, iPhone, and Mac accessories." First up are discounts on Beats by Dr. Dre products. The Beats by Dr. Dre Solo HD headphones are selling for $179.95, down from $199.95. The Beats by Dr. Dre Beatbox speaker dock, meanwhile, is available for $359.95, down from $399.95. Apple is also offering discounts on iPad and iPhone cases designed by Michael Kors. The iPad case, which normally retails for $129.95, is selling for $116.95, while the iPhone case is $71.95, down from $79.95. Apple also has laptop bags from Kenneth Cole and Kate Spade for $116.95 ($13 savings) and $404.95 ($45 savings), respectively, and a Cole Haan zip wallet iPhone holder for $116.95. Also on sale: Edifier Prisma...

Cyber Monday Deals - For those of you that feel like that may of missed out on one too many deals on the biggest shopping day of the year, will be happy to hear that all the holiday deals are still going strong and will be through Monday. Monday is what online shoppers consider to be the “cyber black Monday”, and online deals are expected to be hotter than ever. The craziness that took place on Black Friday is not your average shopping adventure. The lines are longer, the shoppers are pushier, and every shopper seems to be after the biggest and best deals on the same products, electronics. Electronics are always a hot item on every Christmas list, and the more popular the game or gadget, the harder it is to come by. Black Friday is known for being the day to capture the best shopping deals of the year but the journey is just to much for some shoppers. People tend to think the only way to take advantage of all the deals this holiday season is to get out front and center of all the ac...

Cyber Monday Deals 2010 - Using Cyber Monday Deals in 2010 is the way to get bargains just like on the famous Black Friday. Shoppers are looking for these online only deals to avoid large crowds and shopping in nasty weather. Some websites are reporting only a handful of deals and coupons available as retailers usually wait until the weekend after Thanksgiving to announce the special offers. Cyber Monday shopper Alice Jones says, "Why wait in the rain, cold and with other angry customers when I can sit at my computer for Cyber Monday sales" While some deals reportedly set for Black Friday have been seen online, no official or even leaked reports or ads have been seen at this time for the online shopping day. Black Friday saw many people waiting hours in line for items with frenzied shoppers sometimes coming away empty handed during the mad dash for savings. Cyber Monday Deals 2010