How long until an SSD is the same price of an HDD of the same size?

How long until an SSD is the same price of an HDD of the same size?

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As long as both are being sold, never.

never but once you use an SSD and HDD will feel like 1995

That doesn't make sense. If a technology is becoming phased out in favor of a different technology, eventually supporting it will not be the standard.

That'll never happen. What will happen is that the cost of SSDs will become such a non-issue that people will no longer be able to really justify buying HDDs. Spinning rust will eventually go the way of the floppy disk, with SSDs being the de-facto standard, until a new system is invented that is even better, but obstructively pricy at the time of its push into the market, and the cycle shall continue.
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fuck you ludmillia

People are more likely to buy an HDD over an SSD so its going to be cheaper

Why has SSD price/GB stagnated for so long?

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why are you such a cheap prick?

*blocks your hardware price drops*
Heh, nothing personnel, kid.

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Not for a very long time. Even after the average consumer adopts purely SSD storage, HDDs will still be cheaper per gigabyte for those that care about storing extremely large amounts of data.

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Hard drives are a server product.

If SSDs get cheaper, HDDs will also get cheaper. No one is gonna buy an old, unreliable HDD when an equal size SSD costs the same.

>That'll never happen. What will happen is that the cost of SSDs will become such a non-issue that people will no longer be able to really justify buying HDDs. Spinning rust will eventually go the way of the floppy disk, with SSDs being the de-facto standard, until a new system is invented that is even better, but obstructively pricy at the time of its push into the market, and the cycle shall continue.

If SSDs become cheaper than HDDs their price point is going to cross at some point, making my original statement possible.

>If SSDs become cheaper than HDDs
that's not what I said.

It is though.
>What will happen is that the cost of SSDs will become such a non-issue that people will no longer be able to really justify buying HDDs.
In other words the $ per GB ratio of an SSD will be less than or equal to the $ per GB ratio of an HDD. You underestimate the size of the crowd that will always take the cheapest option.

why is RAM so expensive? why are TVs and computer monitors so expensive? why were HDDs so expensive some years/months ago?
you can guess...

Do you even understand what the word stagnant means?

do you even understand that prices of SSDs should be going down, but don't?

fuck you, buddy. i can hardly afford hdd's

So there's a NAND shortage, but what does TVs have to do with that?

>he believes the "there is shortage of x" argument
fucking retard

>all NAND manufacturers are conspiring to inflate prices
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They are...

Right, because nothing like that has ever happened before

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