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Winners and Losers: Black Friday PS5 hunters flounder while Microsoft leaks Surface

Winners and Losers: Black Friday PS5 hunters flounder while Microsoft leaks Surface

Posted on November 30, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Black Friday is always a turbulent time in the world of tech and despite most physical shops being closed, this trend continues in 2020.

In the last week we’ve seen more deals drop than you can shake a stick at on everything from top notch OLED TVs to Apple iPhones and kitchen goods. What’s more, we’ve seen a new step in the ongoing Epic vs Apple war, with Fortnite sneaking its way back onto iOS via Nvidia’s GeForce Now and Twitter launching its long-awaited answer to Instagram Stories.
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