Deal of the day: Kingston 512MB USB drive for $0

by CNET News staff

We know you like stuff that's free. And we know you like stuff that's well-made, reliable and versatile. Here, for your shopping enjoyment, is something that is all of those things. The Kingston 512MB USB 2.0 drive carries anything you need, with a lid, in your pocket. It couldn't be easier to bring your data with you. And with a mail-in rebate for the full purchase price, and free shipping, it couldn't be cheaper, either. Through 1/27/07.

What: Kingston 512MB USB 2.0 Data Traveler drive
How much: $0 After rebate
Shipping: Free
Where: Buy.com (via Fat Wallet)
When: Through January 27, 2007
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