$0.01 for a new AT&T mobile phone. How's that for a Black Friday deal?

Every time I see the ad with the crazy Target lady in the red jumpsuit, I marvel at her energy (yes, I know she's not real) and realize that I would never have the energy after a tryptophan-induced haze to go shopping at the crack of daw…

November 18, 20112 min read
$0.01 for a new AT&T mobile phone. How's that for a Black Friday deal?
Every time I see the ad with the crazy Target lady in the red jumpsuit, I marvel at her energy (yes, I know she's not real) and realize that I would never have the energy after a tryptophan-induced haze to go shopping at the crack of dawn. I will still take advantage of the great tech deals that Black Friday has to offer, but fortunately without having to leave the comforts of my couch and bottle of Tums.

The Black Friday deals are already starting to flood our inboxes, and we thought the AT&T mobile deals just announced, were too good not to mention.

If you are looking to upgrade your gadgets for the holidays, hang tight until November 25 (12:01 AM to be exact) and score yourself a phone for $.01.
Just a few worth mentioning:

Friday, November 25, 12:01 a.m. ET • Touchscreen devices, including tablets, starting at unbelievably low prices 
Saturday, November 26, 12:01 a.m. ET • All Windows 7 and select Android devices, for just $.01 
Sunday, November 27, 12:01 a.m. ET • BlackBerry 9860 for only $.01, HTC Red Inspire for $29.99 
Cyber Monday, November 28, 12:01 a.m. ET • A lineup of some of AT&T's most popular smartphones--Motorola ATRIX 4G, Samsung Infuse 4G, BlackBerry 9810, HTC Inspire 4G and LG Thrill 4G--all for only one cent! 
While I don't advocate leaving your family at the stroke of midnight for a phone, I hope some of you can take advantage of these deals online. Have you seen that ATRIX? Awesome. -Jeana 
Visit the AT&T website starting next Friday for these awesome one cent mobile phone deals. Fine print: You're going in a two-year service agreement, no surprise. There are some other disclaimers about plan minimums and messaging plans but nothing outrageous.
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