The post explains, “That’s enough space to keep more than 100,000 awkward holiday sweater pics safe and shareable in Drive. In a post on the Google Drive blog, Google unveiled the 1TB offer-a value of $240 compared to the cost of paying for 1TB of Google Drive storage for two years. It sounds good on paper, but most people won’t really get any value out of it, and those who do will have to decide whether they want to continue paying for the service when that two year period expires. Eligible Chromebook owners have between now and January 15, 2015, to take advantage of the offer of 1TB of Google Drive cloud storage for two years. Google announced a new promotion today designed to entice customers to buy a Chromebook. I wrote about why Google’s offer isn’t really that great of a deal, and not a big enough incentive to sway your purchasing decision whether or not to buy a Chromebook: The thing is most people won’t come close to using 1TB of cloud storage, and those that do need 1TB or more can find better deals, so the offer is not much incentive in and of itself. Google launched a new promotion to boost Chromebook sales for the holiday season–1TB of free Google Drive cloud storage for two years.

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