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If you plan to buy cheap Chromebook at a low discount from any authorized retailer on Black Friday, and those retailers will offer a high discount this quarter, then you have all the more reason to buy them as soon as possible. Google will bundle Chromebook and Disney services for free for three months in a limited time.

The offer is as simple as that. You only need to buy a Chromebook between November 25, 2019 and January 31, 2020, get the discount code, and then download the Disney app from Play Store.

Assuming you subscribe to Disney, this deal will basically bring an additional discount of $21 for your Chromebook. If you have subscribed to Disney, you can still activate an additional account and provide it to others-but make sure they will pay for continued use on a monthly basis at the end of the three-month free period.

Chromebooks buyers should also remember that Google's latest Chromebook tablet will be released on Black Friday. Google is promoting Pixel Slate Black Friday. You can save up to $648 on the Pixel Slate and some accessories, starting at $449. Just like the pixel 4 deal, pixel slate sales have begun.

The Pixel Slate is a tablet that Google launched at its Pixel 4 event in October. It has many configurations, all of which can be found in Google's online store. If you've been using Chromebook, you should definitely take advantage of this Disney promotion. Other retailers, including Amazon, Best Buy and Wal-Mart, sold many different Chromebook models on Black Friday and Cyber Monday, most of which are much cheaper than Google's latest Chromebook.

If you miss all the great Disney promotions in the months leading up to the launch of the streaming service, we will remind you that Disney offers better discounts than Google: an one-year free Verizon program with free access.

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