Go to Newegg (instead of Amazon) to buy the world's cheapest 1TB SSD. The Team Group L5 3D Lite is just €76.99, a 21% drop from its non-sale price of €96.99. Delivery is free in the United States and you will not be able to buy it anywhere else at this price. This is a standard 2.5-inch SATA SSD with 3D NAND chips and a Phison S11 controller; it supports the Windows TRIM optimization command and SMART technology. Unlike some of its competitors, it actually packs 1TB instead of 960GB of storage. Starting at a height of 7mm, it fits some of the largest laptops on the market. Even if it's a non-DRAM model, it packs a powerful punch. Team Group says it will hit 500MB/480MB in sequential read/write performance, rising to 320/280MB/s in 4K random read/write. A nice surprise is that the drive comes with a three-year warranty and an MTBF (mean time to failure) of one million hours. $76.99 is a full $17 cheaper than what the Pioneer APS-SL3 sold for on Amazon last May. The price of the latter dropped to €88.99, then to €79.50 buy for 10. Internal hard drives are still much cheaper, but the gap is closing fast; Similar-sized 5,400-rpm hard drives cost around $40, while faster 7,200-rpm models sell for $50 or more.