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Amazon sells the OCZ OCZSSD2-1VTXT120G 120GB Vertex Turbo Series SATA II Solid State Drive for $389 – $30 mail-in-rebate + $0 S&H = $359!  It has a 2.5-inch form factor, up to 200mb/s write speed and 64mb cache.

THIS DEAL ENDS TODAY, 2/16.  Price drop!  Newegg has a new low price for the OCZ Vertex Series OCZSSD2-1VTX60G 2.5-inch 60GB SATA II Solid State Drive, but it’s expiring very soon.  This hard drive has a 2.5-inch form facotr, 60GB of storage, is solid state (makes it super tough and fast) and a SATA II interface.

Price is: $194 – $40 mail-in-rebate + free shipping = $154 shipped!

This deal ends 2/16

Amazon has the OCZ Technology OCZSSD2-1AGT30G 30GB Agility Series SATA II 2.5 Inch Solid State Drive for $109.11 – $20 mail-in-rebate + free shipping  $89.11 shipped! Features include 30GB of storage, ultra fast read/write times and a SATA interface.

Buy.com, via Amazon has the Kensington Si750m Wireless Notebook Laser Mouse for PC or Mac for $47.99 – $31 instant savings + $0 S&H = $16.99 shipped! This mouse includes a wireless receiver, 5 year warranty and rubber grips for comfort.

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Newegg has the Intel X25-V SSDSA2MP040G2R5 2.5-inch 40GB SATA II MLC Internal Solid State Drive for a Web best.  This SSD has 40GB of storage, SATA II interface and more.  It’s $129.99 + free shipping = $129.99 shipped!Similar Posts:

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Newegg offers the RiDATA NSSD-S25-16-CO2T 16GB SATA Internal Solid state disk for a nice price.  This hard drive has a SATA interface, 2.5-inch form factor and super fast read/write times.  It’s $119 – $50 instant savings + $0 S&H = $69 shipped!

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Way back in the depths of 2005, we talked about a kind of ultra portable scanner called the Docupen.  Well, the company that makes these has just released a brand new kind that they’re hoping will be so extreme you’ll likely ignore the mostly pointlessness of the device and buy several.  It’s the Docupen X-Series, and the X is almost certainly for X-treeeeeeme.

The Docupen is essentially a scanner the size of a standard ballpoint pen, and allows you to scan a document or a photo into JPEG format by rolling the scanner part along the surface of the thing you want scanned.  It has 64 gigs of internal memory, microSD card compatibility, and can scan to 600 dpi, which is no mean feat for a pen-sized scanner.

If you do a lot of photo manipulation or deal with a lot of actual paper documents–like, say, business cards at trade shows–then you might feel pretty good about the Docupen X-Series.  But you likely won’t feel good about its price, a whopping $369.

Chances are you’ll almost never need to use this, and chances are even greater that you’ll lose it in short order anyway, so it’s probably not what you’d call a good investment.

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Indilinx controllers are widely viewed as some of the best in the industry , and while most SSD manufacturers don’t have any issues charging a few arms and a leg for the privilege of ownership, OCZ Technology is hoping to bring the charm and pizazz of said controller to the general populace.

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Introduced at Computex in June, the aptly named Colossus 1TB SSD from OCZ is expected to hit store shelves later this month, says Gizmag. The 14.1-ounce 3.5-inch drive claims to have a read speed of 250MB/s and write speeds up to 220MB/s via SATA2

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What happens when a professional leakster gets his business leaked? He gets extremely, adorably “ripshit” mad, apparently

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