I know cheap 1-terabyte hard drives are getting to be old hat these days, but you have to understand: I can remember when the PC reseller I once worked for was able to offer a 250-megabyte drive for $250, and what a big deal that was.
Consequently, when I see an Iomega Prestige 1TB USB hard drive for $59.99 shipped (after applying coupon code VN16W1W1JC2$MR at checkout), I can't not post it.
You'll be glad to know that this deal requires not two, not one, but zero mail-in rebates. What's more, unlike the Fantom drive that I usually find selling around this price point, the Iomega comes with backup software: EMC Retrospect HD. (You also get a one-year subscription to Trend Micro Internet Security, along with a couple of Iomega utilities.)
The drive features a USB 2.0 interface, an 8MB cache, and a very impressive three-year warranty. It comes with a desktop stand in case you want it to sit upright, monolith-style.
What more can I say? It's a terabyte of storage for $60 out the door. Kind of makes me wish I needed another hard drive.
By the way, the coupon code is good until August 21, but the drive could sell out before then.
Bonus deal: Who says you can't get something for nothing? Amazon Video on Demand is offering a free $10 credit with promotion code TVEMAILS. (Ignore the stuff about subscribing to the newsletter; it's not necessary.) I recommend "Breaking Bad" Season 1, which costs $10.99 (or $12.99 for the HD version). The code works only with the TV shows listed on the promo page (none of which are under $10, unfortunately).