Seagate Barracuda 7200.10 750GB SATA/300 Hard Drive - $77.77

OK, OK, hang on a second. We know that there are some among you who
turn their noses up at the ‘furbs. “Refurb!?” they say. “No, thank
you!” And while we appreciate that their parents at least taught them
to say no thank you instead of “poop, no” or something, we still think
they might be missing out sometimes because of that knee-jerk reaction
of theirs.
Take today’s 750-gig hard drive, for example. Who
can’t use another 750 gigs? And before you say “refurbz suXX0r,” take a
look: It’s “recertified.” That’s “refurbished by the manufacturer” to
you. It’s uberrefurbed. These drives’ve met Seagate’s own standards of
quality control—not those of some second-rate, no-name, fly-by-night
“company” run out of some schmuck’s basement. So what else would you
want?
Us, we’re convinced. But say you aren’t. Say you’re
the kind of soulless skeptic who can’t be convinced there’s anything
good in the cold, cruel universe. So use this drive to back up your
music or something. Then you only need it to fire up twice: Once when
you load the files onto it, and once when you take it out of its
fireproof safe inside your extra-large safe-deposit box at the bank to
recover the files.
Boy, you really do have serious trust issues, don’t you?