Black Friday bargains
By Andrew Gregory. Posted
This article was originally published as part of HackSpace magazine, which has since been incorporated into Raspberry Pi Official Magazine.
It's our civic duty to alert you to the Black Friday bargains on offer on the Raspberry Pi Press store – books, back issues of HackSpace magazine, The MagPi, and Raspberry Pi Essentials Guides.
You can currently get up to 50% off copies of HackSpace magazine and The MagPi, plus a great range of other deals and offers.
Order two of the 2019 project books in any combination and receive 50% off the second book of your choice. Mix it up with one of each, or buy two of the same. Why not keep one and gift one?
Discounts will be automatically applied during checkout…
Here are just some of the things you’ll currently find on the Raspberry Pi Press store:
Half-price: HackSpace magazine, The MagPi. Readers can currently pick up back issues of HackSpace mag and all available issues of The MagPi magazine for just £3 (half the usual store price).
The Book of Making: Buy one, get one half-price. Buy The Book of Making and get the Official Raspberry Pi Projects Book Volume 4 for half-price.
Free Essentials Guide with Beginner’s Book: Buy The Official Raspberry Pi Beginner’s Book (with Pi Zero W included) and get any Essentials Guide of your choosing. This is a great Christmas gift! Add both to your cart and enter the code FREEBOOK during checkout.
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