Plug n play - USB 2.0 connection and no software to install

Simply drag-and-drop to save files

7200 RPM performance

Built-in power management ensures energy efficient operation

2-year limited warranty

Grab a 1 TB Seagate Expansion Desktop Hard Drive (Instore or Online) for half the RRP and get clubcard points and 3% Quidco too! Comes with CA Internet Security Suite 2010, which includes anti-virus, firewall, spyware protection, backup facilities and other nifty features.

I calculated a similar specification pc on ebuyer and it costs £468.32 to build, so basically you pay about £15.67 to have the pc built with a years manufacturer warranty
Vista Home Premium, Intel E7400 2.8 GHz, 1gb ATI 4650, 1TB HDD, 4GB RAM and TV tuner with remote control.
i think its ideal for more...

1TB external harddrive.
Nice design, don't know how long it took "Neil" to think of a shiney black box mind!
no fan, so this is a very quiet drive.
I've been looking for a 1TB eSATA external hard disk drive for quite some time now, not to mention it also connects to USB 2 and Firewire. ordering this more...

Went to buy this last week from Play (£79.99) a offer which i found here on Ukhotdeals. It was a pre-order and was supposed to be released on Monday however it never arrived and after a phone call Play told be there is no stock and they are not getting any.

I stumbled on the same drive in Pcworld more...

Main Features :
The Power Saving Utility offers reduced power consumption
TurboUSB increases your file transfer speeds
Turns on and off automatically with your computer
Easy Setup with no drivers required
Pre-formatted drive for immediate use
Silent, fanless operation
Includes Memeo AutoBackup more...

Theres loads of good deals on 1TB Hard Drives that come with AC adapters. I want one that can run off my laptop. Does anyone know if you can get one under £100?

1 Terabyte External Hard Drive Needed.

Amazon Have got them for 129.99
http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/B000W9RNOA/ref=nosim/2009-external-harddrive-21

Anywhere cheaper?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in Advance.