Digitimes: SSD (solid-state drive) prices in the China market have drastically fallen, with prices for a 128GB model dropping to US$50-55 and those for a 256GB model to below US$100, according to Taiwan-based memory module makers.
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Daily Video Game writes: "The online retailer Amazon is running several Samsung memory cards and flash drives on sale with big discounts right now, offering up to 53% off on Flash Drive, microSDXC cards, Solid State Drive, and more!"
Nice, I've been think about building a computer. Now sounds like a good time to start.
I remember building my first PC. Ah the good old days of Diablo 2 and Counter Strike.
Amazon is currently discounting several PlayStation 5 compatible SSDs from brands including Corsair, WD and Seagate.
sweet
I don't really understand why SSD prices are more expensive than magnetic hard drives to begin with. One has moving parts why the others don't. Seems like the one with more parts would cost more but it's the other way around.
128GB for $50 means $2.56/GB not 50c/GB. That might be true for greater capacity drives. LoL, I wish I could buy GB per cents individually xD
128GB for $50 comes out to 39 cents per GB.
If a 128GB drive cost $2.56/GB then it wouldn't be $50. It'd be $327.68
LoL, I don't know why I calculated it wrong! I always consider the relation as GB per dollar not dollar per GB. But you and Paul are right (reading Paul's words again) he said 50 cents per gigabyte.