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Amazon's discounts for this year's Black Friday weren't exactly a secret -- we've got the full list right here -- but erotice monkeynow they're actually live, meaning you can start spending your hard-earned cash.

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Highlights this year are definitely the discounts on Echo Dot, which can now be had for $39.99 (previously $49.99), and the Echo, which costs $139.99, down from $179.99. Amazon Tap is also offered at a hefty discount: $89.99 (down from $129.99).

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Kindle Paperwhite, Fire TV Stick, Fire Tablet and the Fire HD 8 have also had their prices slashed, though the savings are less dramatic. And you can get additional savings by getting some combos -- for example, the Echo Dot in combination with the Bose SoundLink Mini II Carbon will set you back $203.99.

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The prices are good while supplies last, and until the end of the week. For one handy page that lists all the Amazon gadgets offered at reduced prices, go here.

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