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Microsoft Store UK Offering Up Its Own Black Friday Deals – onmsft.com

Mark Coppock Mark Coppock
November 27, 2015
1 min read

While Thanksgiving is a distinctly American holiday, and Black Friday a mostly American phenomenon, the Microsoft Store doesn’t want its customers over the pond to miss out. They’ve started announcing their Black Friday deals via Twitter, at the Twitter account @WindowsUK.
Check out the announcement tweet for some Ninja Cat action:

#BlackFriday Tweets incoming: Hourly updates on deals in the run up to Xmas for #Windows10 https://t.co/jZ6kr7N5tr pic.twitter.com/IRJCS3vN8c

— Windows UK (@WindowsUK) November 27, 2015

It looks like they’re announcing the deals on an hourly basis, but keeping them around all day. Some other deals that have been tweeted overnight include:
Xbox One 500GB Holiday Bundle: £229.00 incl. VAT (was £239.99
Xbox One 500GB FIFA 16 Bundle: £249.99 incl. VAT (was £299.99)
Acer Aspire Switch 11: £179.99 incl. VAT (was £329.99)
Surface 3: £349.00 incl. VAT (was £419.00)
Surface Pro 3: £549.00 incl. VAT (was £639.00)
Lumia 640: £110.49 incl. VAT (was £129.99)
Lumia 640 XL LTE: £186.15 incl. VAT (was £219.00)
That’s just a small selection of what’s on offer today. Head over to the Microsoft Store UK and check out all the deals.
Thanks to WinBeta reader Nicholas for the tip!

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