ONE OF the most awaited Black Friday 2010 deals from Apple has been now announced. Black Friday 2010 shopping event will take place on day after of Thanksgiving day, which is on November 25. Thanksgiving day is the official holiday in the United States. Apple products are one of the most searched items during the Black Friday sales every year by the shoppers.

Apple has announced a special one-day shopping event that will take place on the day of Black Friday 2010. On its official website, it appears as “Wrap it up this Friday.” Apple stores will begin the sale at 8 am and should be on all day online sale. Apple has said during the Black Friday 2010 sales event dozens of great iPad, iPod and Mac gifts will be available for the shoppers, but did not reveal the specific Black Friday deals yet.

Many of the retailers have already come up with Apple iPod sale for the Black Friday 2010 sales and deals. Retailer Hastings is offering Apple iPod Touch 8GB (Refurbished) for 9.99 and Apple iPod Video 30GB (Refurbished) for .99, whereas Meijer is offering Apple iPod touch 32GB with Free Meijer Coupon for 5.

During the year’s biggest shopping extravaganza, Black Friday 2010, Navy Exchange is offering Apple 8GB iPod Touch for 9.99. According to the Black Friday 2010 Ads, Radio Shack has offered Apple 8GB iPod nano with Free Gift Card for 9.99 and Apple 8GB iPod touch with Free Gift Card for 9.99.

Retailers such as Target, ToysRUs and Walmart are also offering Apple iPod at their stores for the Black Friday 2010. Target is offering Apple iPod nano 8GB MP3 Player with Free Gift Card for 5, Apple iPod touch 8GB MP3 Player with Free Gift Card for 5, while ToysRUs has offered Apple iPod touch 32GB with Free Gift Card for 9.99 and Apple iPod touch 8GB with Free Gift Card for 9.99.

Best Buy has offered Apple iPod nano 8GB 6th Generation MP3 Player for 9.99, Apple iPod touch 8GB 4th Generation MP3 Player with Free Gift Card for 9.99. Biggest retailer of the country, Walmart will sale Apple 8GB iPod touch MP3 Player with Bonus Gift Card for 5 at it stores during the biggest rush of shopping, Black Friday 2010.