Western Digital 80GB Hard Drive For $20

[Flash777]

click (http://www.officemax.com/max/solutions/product/prePrintView.jsp?mkt=A&city=Campbell&state=California&pageNum=9&size=L&BV_UseBVCookie=yes)


Officemax has the Western Digital 80GB 8mb buffer 7200rpm hard drive for only $20 after rebate in-stores.

[FlyBoyGeo]

I just picked one up. They also have the MS Basic Optical mouse for 4.98, makes for a good backup.

[Tweaked!]

Good deal if you're in campbell, cali

[Flash777]

no

it's not just there.

[Flash777]

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[faruquehabib]

Originally posted by Flash777
http://www.spoofee.com/

damn, wish i wouldve got in on that $200 dell :D


welcome to the sickness:toast:

[Tedinde]

Got 2 today. Now pray for the rebates!!!

[Techmasta]

I got a rain check today and another one earlier this week. They would only let me have one for each raincheck though. The raincheck says I get them for $19.99 out the door no rebates and I don't have to pay the tax on $80.00. I also picked up 7 of those $5 optical mice. They make good backups.

[TheDude]

I got my back ordered 80gb drive in time for the rebates. Now I have to send in the rebate forms. Kind of a hassel but I will do it for $60.

[mp3blast]

i remember back in the day when 75gig or 80gig drives cost $80 (with rebates) at compusa and staples

so much cheaper now :)

[sjohnson]

lol, yah young whippersnapper! ;)

I remember "in the day" when a 5 MByte HD cost $2,000. That's right, five MEGA bytes. I never owned one, who could afford or justify that?

It wasn't that long ago that the "great price" was under $1 per megabyte, now it's under $1 per gigabyte.

You're right in any case, they just keep getting cheaper all the time.