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"I want you to stop thinking about the Black Friday

April 4, 2019 by Kenneth Newton

"I want you to stop thinking about the Black Friday deals because their value is so high," said John D. Guggenheim, CEO of Microsoft. "They are truly a great deal. It's almost like they were a bargain for me. And I believe all of us are in this together."

Here's just a sampling (not necessarily the whole list), but we'll get to those deals in a bit. Here's their top four:

Intel's Z87 is a high-end processor with a full set of new features: 4 x Intel Turbo Boost (3.00 GHz) and 4 x Intel Crossfire Support (8-core)

Intel's Z87 has been available in a wide range of models from 3.5 to 6. On top of that, the Z87's base clock is up to 6000MHz, with 8-core and 12-core variants.

Intel's $329 Z87 ($1,299) will launch today at select electronics retailers, and many of those will be available with a coupon code BZ87_FINAL.

Intel's Z87 (1,299) is the world's cheapest processor, and it will be available starting Friday, April 21. It features 4 x 4GB DDR3 RAM, 8-core Intel Turbo Boost, and 16-core Intel Crossfire Support (8-core)

Intel's $349 Z87 ($1,349) will launch today at select electronics retailers, including Philips Hue Smart Lighting Kits (including the Philips Hue Smart Light Kit), BenQ Smart Light Kit ($79), and Anker.

Intel's $549 Z87 ($1,549) will launch today at select electronics retailers, and many all-electric lights for a limited time.

Intel's Z87 (1,949) will launch today at select electronics retailers, including Philips Hue Smart Lighting Kits (including the Philips Hue Smart Light Kit), BenQ Smart Light Kit ($79), and Anker.

Intel's $549 Z87 ($1,549) will launch today at select electronics retailers, including Philips Hue Smart LED Kit ($79), Anker Smart LED Kit ($79), and Anker.

Intel's $549 Z87 ($1,549) will launch today at select electronics retailers, including Philips Hue Smart Lighting Kit ($79), Anker Smart LED Kit ($79), and Anker.

Here's the top four deals we've seen in recent days, and each one might have a different deal: