SSD prices plummet again, close in on HDDs | Computerworld
How to purchase SSDs during a NAND flash price drop | TechTarget
SSD prices keep falling in 2019: hard disk bears the brunt again
SSD Prices Falling Faster Than HDD Prices | Tom's Hardware
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SSD prices could spike after Western Digital loses 6.5 billion gigabytes of NAND chips - The Verge
Enterprise SSDs are ten times the price of nearline disk drives – Blocks and Files
SSD Prices Have Fallen 15 to 30 Percent Since January | Tom's Hardware
SSD Prices Continue to Fall, Now Upgrade Your Hard Drive! - MiniTool
As flash prices rise, the end of great SSD deals may be near | PCWorld
Samsung Electronics Planning a Massive NAND Flash Price Hike Starting Next Month
Market Trends Q2 2016: SSD Shipments Up 41.2% YoY, PC Sales Up on Q1
Time to buy an SSD? Samsung plans to raise NAND flash prices by 20% per quarter | TechSpot
A Shortage in NAND Flash Memory Could Raise SSD Prices
After a year of cheap SSDs, Samsung aims to slap 20% onto the price of its NAND flash chips over the next two quarters
SSD price premium over disk faaaalling • The Register
RAM and SSD prices could increase as manufacturers cut production | PC Gamer
I was looking at historical storage prices. SSD been catching up to HDD consistently for past decade. At current rate HDD will be caught in 2030. They had a good run. :
SSD price slump shows no end in sight | TechSpot
Enterprise SSDs are ten times the price of nearline disk drives – Blocks and Files
SSD pricing expected to drop a further 10 - 15 per cent this year - Storage - News - HEXUS.net
SSD and NAND flash prices will decline through start of 2021 | TechTarget
The days of SSDs getting cheaper are over. Prices are starting to rise - HWCooling.net
A Shortage in NAND Flash Memory Could Raise SSD Prices
SSD prices set to drop up to 8% next quarter due to NAND oversupply | TechSpot
