SSDs will be more expensive the coming months
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Kaarme
Fortunately I'm not currently lacking SSD space. Anybody who is would have been wise to get one (or more) from the black friday sales anyway.
But if someone is waiting for Zen to build/buy a whole new machine, they will then need to let go of a bit more cash.
chispy
I'm glad i grabbed a 1TB Crucial MX300 on the Black Friday sale for only $229US Dollars , now i got more than enough SSDs space to last me a few years with this new addition for my next built.
FeDaYin
The water flood comes to SSDs now ? When the water comes into the factory, it will choose SSDs instead of HDDs ?
schmidtbag
anticupidon
Why i am not convinced ?
Why i sense somehow we are being fooled again?
The SSD are victims of their own succes?
C'mon, i smell BS.
But i will wait and see.
Meanwhile i bought an SSD..:stewpid:
go4brendon
Yea sounds like bs to me. Let's limit production to bring up prices.
Havel
Then kiss my ass. :finger:
Wanted to grab 4Tb, but now, definitely will buy a new card
schmidtbag
Apparently people around here aren't aware of "supply and demand"...
intellimoo
Well that was quick. Just as decent sizes were becoming [ever so slightly] more affordable.
Amaze
Prices have already gone up. Couldn't find a decent black friday deal either. I mean they were on sale, but still too much.
SHS
HeavyHemi
Neo Cyrus
Everyone knows this is BS like the HDD "flood" prices which never went back down to normal levels. A 2TB HDD costs more now (here anyway) than the first year 2TB green/low power HDDs were released.
tsunami231
NAMEk
They can put any price they want. I will simply not buy it if I'll find price too high or simply illogical. I don't even care about the reason they claim. They lose money, not me.
pegasus1
Its all about finding the right balance between sales volume and price to maximise profitability.
Artificial prices only work if all sellers keep the price up, once one drops then they will pick up sales and the other brands will suffer sales.
vidra
Goddamn price fixing. These people need to be put in their place. Price fixing laws need to be enforced with zero tolerance.
BarryB
I picked up a 1TB 850 Pro that was new and sealed for £250 off ebay back in July, online in the UK they were around £330 at the time. Cheapest on ebay now is around £300 new and sealed, but online stores are around £400, mostly due to Brexit profiteering!
SHS
http://www.eetimes.com/document.asp?doc_id=1330153
You think by now the price 1TB would will below $200 mark by now but that not the case SSD is hover around 0.25 to 35¢ per GB depend on size
It called markup or what is know as MSRP
But all should read this
Zooke
I have just seen a £50 increase at a local store on their 2TB evo's.
Could just be lining them up for a Boxing Day sale though.