The newest Black Friday deal is already under way — and the deals start as low as 10 cents.
Microsoft is on a “10” kick because of its Windows 10 operating system (which, the company reminds us, just passed 110 million device installs). Thus, 10 days of deals — now through November 29 — with prices on digital items starting at just a dime.
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Movies, songs and apps will be available for 10 cents, while music albums will be sold for $1. Today’s music selection on the Microsoft Store includes “Happy” by Pharrell Williams, “What do you mean,” by Justin Bieber, and “Timber” by Pitbull. Albums for $1 include “Lazaretto” by Jack White, “Title” by Meghan Trainor and “Four” by One Direction.
Movie rentals for 10 cents include”Jurassic World,” “Terminator Genisys” and “The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1” while games include Angry Birds Star Wars, Where’s My Water, Hitman Go and Bejeweled Live.

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Meanwhile, as we already knew, the Xbox One will be available in console bundles starting at $299 — including at least one game — which is the cheapest we’ve ever seen them. Meanwhile gamers can try Xbox Live Gold for one month for $1 and pick up Battlefield Hardline $27.99 ($23.99 w/Gold), Evolve for $20 or $16, Halo Master Chief Edition for $34.99 or $29.99, or Mortal Kombat X $34.99 or $29.99.
The 39 best Black Friday tech deals we’ve found so far



Furthermore, Microsoft has also announced the “Work and Play Bundle” — which includes a one-year subscription to Office 365 Home, Xbox Live Gold, Skype Unlimited World, Wi-Fi hotspot, Assure software support, plus a $60 promotional gift card — will cost just $149.

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Microsoft’s PC partners are also introducing dozens of deals on Windows 10 devices. The one that caught our attention: the Lenovo IdeaCentre Stick 300 (which turns any TV into a full-on Windows PC) is now $69. It’s a near doppelgänger to the Intel Compute Stick pictured above.
See all of CNET’s Black Friday deals.
All the Xbox One bundles available for the 2015 holiday season (plus Black Friday/Cyber Monday discounts)


