Seagate's FreeAgent Go line of hard drives is home of the first 640-gigabyte portable in the beloved USB bus-powered 2.5-inch form factor.

This means that you get a ton of portable storage space, and you still don't need an AC adapter. You just plug the drive into a USB 2.0 port and proceed with your business. Simple, easy, nice. Pricing and availability is still up in the air for now, but we'll keep our eyes peeled. [Seagate]

At Gizmodo, we don't ask our interns to get us coffee—we make them find us free toilet paper, and a bunch of other awesome deals, including a 2TB external hard drive for $200. Thanks Don and Johnny!

Computers and Peripherals:
• HP Pavilion m9500t Intel Quad-Core Desktop 6GB RAM, 640GB, Blu-ray, SPORE Game for $599.99 plus free shipping (normally $999.99 - use coupon code DT6531).
• Toshiba Satellite L305-S5933 Dual Core 15.4" Laptop with 3GB RAM for $449.99 plus free shipping (normally $579).
• Dell 15" Inspiron Dual Core Laptop for $549 plus free shipping (normally $798).
• 24" Asus VW246H Wide Screen LCD Display for $175 plus free shipping (normally $230 - use coupon code ASUS15).
• 19" Hanns-G HW-191DPB Widescreen LCD Monitor for $99.99 plus free shipping (normally $120).
• 2TB Fantom G-Force Megadisk External Drive with RAID 2.0 for $199.99 plus free shipping (normally $230).
• 500GB Imation Apollo Portable Hard Drive for $89 plus free shipping (normally $149).
• 500GB Hitachi SimpleTech Signature Mini USB 2.0 Portable Hard Drive for $79.51 plus free shipping (normally $109).
• Logitech G9 Wired Laser Gaming Mouse for $23.99 plus free shipping (normally $53.99 - use this rebate form).

Gaming
• Guitar Hero Smash Hits Dual Guitar Bundle for (Xbox 360/PS3/Wii) plus FREE T-Shirt for $99.99 (normally $149.99 - use coupon code SHGUITAR).
• Halo Wars for 360 for $41.99 (normally $54.61).
• Razer Barracuda HP-1 8-Channel Gaming Headphones for $64.99 (normally $86.92).

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• Samsung BDP1500 BD-Live Ready Blu-ray Disc Player for $179.99 plus free shipping (normally $200).
• Logitech Harmony ONE Advanced Universal Remote with Touchscreen for $158.88 (normally $178.88 - use this rebate form).
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• Blu-ray Comedy Bundle (Little Miss Sunshine/Napoleon Dynamite/Office Space) for $65.99 (normally $104.97).

Personal Portables:
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• iPod 8GB Touch 2nd Generation plus free $25 Gift Card for $216.99 plus free shipping (normally $240).
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• Jabra BT530 Bluetooth Headset for $39.99 (normally $52.12).
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Hobomodo:
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• Don't Move Firewood on DVD for $0.
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• 1-year Subsription to Sportsman Magazine for $0.
• Practical Money Skills on CD for $0.
• 20 oz. Light Smoothie from Orange Julius for $0 (valid on 6/19 only - must bring in this coupon).
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If a deal looks too good to be true, investigate the store and see if it's a good, reputable place to buy. Safe shopping!

[Thanks TechDealDigger, Fat Wallet, GamerHotline, Cheap College Gamers, CheapStingyBargains and TechBargains.]

It could be the fact that the iPhone has been available for two years, or the fact that the iPhone is available in 3000 countries to the Palm Pre's one, but Google Trends shows much more interest in Apple's device.

You do see a pretty decent spike there at the end of the graph, probably beefed up by the Pre launch. What could also explain the disparity, beyond the fact that Apple has a bigger marketing machine than Palm, is the probability that most "normal" people haven't even heard of the Pre yet.

We take that for granted, but your mom or your neighbor is an order of magnitude more likely to be aware of the latest iPhone than this new "Pre" thing. [Google Trends]

It could be the fact that the iPhone has been available for two years, or the fact that the iPhone is available in 3000 countries to the Palm Pre's one, but Google Trends shows much more interest in Apple's device.

You do see a pretty decent spike there at the end of the graph, probably beefed up by the Pre launch. What could also explain the disparity, beyond the fact that Apple has a bigger marketing machine than Palm, is the probability that most "normal" people haven't even heard of the Pre yet.

We take that for granted, but your mom or your neighbor is an order of magnitude more likely to be aware of the latest iPhone than this new "Pre" thing. [Google Trends]

Update: As some commenters pointed out, if you search for "palm pre" and "apple iphone", the results are slightly different. Interesting!

Maingear's new Axess HD Gamer brings hardcore PC gaming into your living room with a Core i7 processor, up to 12GB of DDR3 memory, 2x NVIDIA GeForce 9800 GT cards in SLI, a Phantom Lapboard and robust media center capabilities.

More specifically, the Axess HD can include a Blu-ray drive, 8-channel HD audio, WIndows Vista Home Premium and up to 4TB of hard drive storage or, if you choose, dual 160GB SSDs. Connections include: DVI-D, VGA, HDMI and component out, dual gigabit ethernet, eight USB 2.0 ports, two 6-pin FireWire ports and eSATA. There is also the option of adding a TV Tuner (no CableCARD). Granted, the Axcess is highly configurable, and if you get this thing completely loaded it will cost you over $6,000 (base $1,800). Yeah, I think I will stick with an Xbox 360 and a basic $600 HTPC for now. [Maingear]

Much like they did with the PS2/PS3, Logitech is bringing a realistic wireless controller for Guitar Hero to the Xbox 360.

Why orange? I'll be dammed if I know—but it does feature the same solid build as its predecessors (wood body, a wood neck, metal frets and a rosewood fingerboard), as well as the touch sensitive slider. It also has a comfortable range of 30 feet. Expect a August launch for a wallet-busting price of $200. [Logitech via Slashgear]

It's just a patent app (so the phone may never see the light of day), but this Sony Ericsson Bracelet Phone should be put into production, if only for the novelty factor.

Labeled with the understated moniker "Mobile Terminal," the phone is really a piece of morphing apparel. On your arm, you can use your phone like a watch. Pull it off, and the display twists, allowing you to hold the phone like a steering wheel. Through this simple transformation, you're never pigeonholed as a Dick Tracy wannabe. You can imitate the finest of NASCAR drivers, too.

It's the type of design that, while mechanically cute, feels dated in an era of lean, minimal devices that slip in your pocket and provide far more screen real estate (or even just recent concepts). But paint the thing pink, add some sort of Hello Kitty Tamagotchi and the kids will love it. [Patent via unwired view]

There has been lots of chatter about Google Voice being on the verge of being released, so keep an eye out tomorrow and early next week to see if it hits. You'll probably have to sign up early to get a number in an area code you like.

This tweet by cwalker123, a Google Voice developer, says not today (the 18th). And if you need to know why we're such big fans of Google Voice, check out our coverage. [BGR]

Can your mountain bike survive this 1000-foot jump? Mine can't. In fact, I don't even have a mountain bike. Much less one that is used by the US Marines, folds, and looks as badass as the Montague Paratrooper Tactical Bike.

Frame: Double butted 7005 Series Aluminum Front and Rear Triangle
Front Suspension: RST CAPA-T8 Suspension, disc mount, adjustable preload with CLIX™ Ramps
Folded Size: 36" x 28" x 12"
Color: Cammy Green
Gearing: SRAM 24-Speed

I always thought that folding bikes made you look like an oversized clown named Zappo, but the Montague Paratrooper Tactical Folding Mountain Bike is different. It may be the combination of its design and the cammy green finish, but it just looks good enough to buy one, even if it costs $800. [Military Bikes—Thanks W]

Jesus Quintana that is. That's right, with this Wiimote accessory you are just a pair of ugly shoes away from an unparalleled home bowling experience.

This ultra-realistic accessory, allows you to mimic all the critical motions a ‘striking' performance requires. This Wii peripheral is the first of its kind to be fashioned after an authentic bowling ball, turning your wii-mote into the optimum performance-enhancing accessory! To operate simply press the release button to open the ball in half, place the Wii remote inside and close the ball. Once the remote is set inside, plug the three holes with your fingers, as you would a bowling ball.

The ball is compatible with just about any bowling game designed for the Wii, but there is no word yet on pricing or availability. [CTA via MTVU via OhGizmo]