Asking me not to post a killer deal is like asking me not to draw breath -- even when it\'s a product I know most of you already have. Yep, I\'m talking flash drives. They\'ve dipped to amazingly low prices of late, which is why I just can\'t pass them up. Therefore, without further adieu: 1. Staples has the Kingston DataTraveler 101 G2 8GB flash drive for $4.99. Shipping adds a hilariously ridiculous $9.95, but you can avoid that charge by opting for in-store pickup. (You\'ll still have to pay sales tax, natch.) The drive has a swivel cap (meh) and Kingston\'s urDrive software (also meh). 2. Newegg has the Patriot Swing 16GB flash drive for $6.99 shipped. That\'s after redeeming a $5 mail-in rebate (PDF), which comes in the form of a prepaid debit card. This ultra-tiny drive includes a five-year warranty (same as the Kingston). Can\'t abide rebates? Buy.com has the even tinier Kingston DataTraveler Micro 16GB flash drive for $9.99 shipped. I\'m not a fan of the color or the easily lost cap, but the size is just incredible. 3. Finally, Meritline is offering the Super Talent RM 32GB flash drive for $18.45 shipped. That\'s after applying coupon code MLC521MN at checkout. Note: This worked for me at press time, but I have no idea when it will expire. This is also a swivel-cap drive, and Super Talent backs it with a lifetime warranty. By the way, these little gizmos aren\'t just for storing data. Check out CNET\'s helpful how-to on six cool things to do with your USB flash drive. Bonus deal: If you\'re not hung up on brand names (and based on my recent experience with an ill-fated Toshiba, you shouldn\'t be), Walmart has the Sceptre X505BV-FHD 50-inch LCD HDTV for $499.99 (plus tax), with free site-to-store shipping. That\'s the lowest price I\'ve ever seen on a 50-inch television -- by a lot. There\'s only one user review, but it\'s five stars and glowing.