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this is cnet and here's what you need to know for Black Friday you're still under the impression that black friday deals can only be had in store and in person you may want to turn off at 3am alarm clock the vast majority of sales are also available online too due to the sheer volume of traffic online retailers receive last year roughly seventy percent of the in-store deals also made their way online at some point so you may want to avoid the crowds this year and stay indoors historically electronics have the best sales on black friday so if you're in the market for items and other departments you're wiser to wait tvs video games and other gadgets get the most significant discounts so be sure to prioritize but if you must go out and brave the elements and other shoppers the best advice is still the earlier the better stores that offer specialty sales in person are likely limited to just a handful of purchases find the one big-ticket item and be sure to be one of the first in line but be forewarned plenty of shoppers are willing to arrive and line up at stores before the Sun rises so you'll need to be also you can stay up to date with the latest by downloading the cnet tech today at in the Apple App Store