Chromebooks often come with a number of “goodies” just for buying the device. Asus’s most recent Chromebox, for example, offers users 100GB of Google Drive storage for two whole years. The latest offer, via Google+, allows new customers who purchase a Chromebook to get 60 days free of All Access music streaming. The service is normally $9.99 per month.
Internet search giant Google is offering a couple of months of free, on-demand music to those who actually purchased selected models of Chromebooks. This offer is good from now all the way to September 30th, where a purchase of the majority of the Chromebook models out there would qualify one for a free 60 day pass to give Google’s online music streaming service known asGoogle Play Music All Access a go.Normally, a Google Play Music All Access subscription would cost approximately $10 per month, and Google tends to offer new subscribers a 30-day free trial.
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