Hellstrom

actually, the high-end PRO SSDs (2TB and 4TB) haven't changed that much in price in the last few years, only at the low-end. Nor are we getting capacity increases. Even today's announcement is the...

awesome laptop, the Clevo. I have one myself

yes, but as a lot of comments below have noted, all the great rapid advancement in storage slowed down, beginning around 2013. Take that 4TB SSD from 2016 mentioned in the article above - it hasn't...

12 years ago, we thought price parity between SSDs and HDDs can't be too far away.... perhaps by 2010 it'll be achieved, and HDDs will be obsolete.

At the slow rate we're going, we won't be there...

D760 with 2 more MP.

Hold off until the Mark VII with an 18-125 f1.2 lens, 2000-shot battery, 4K video @120fps, full function touch screen, audio-jack, ND filter, 512GB of internal memory, USB3.1 transfer and then you...

Don't forget there was almost a TWO YEAR gap between V and VI. I suspect intervals between genuine upgrades are getting longer as the tech seems to have hit a limit. Notice how IQ hasn't really...

did they capture that unique Provia taste?

So the high-water mark for IQ in pocketable cameras was 2016 when the V came out. And no manufacturer, not even Sony, has improved upon that in the last two years?

More than 12 months. The gap between V and VI more like 18 months

obviously didn't have the right stuff

Lucky you in America. In the UK, the T5 2TB version is still more expensive than the T3 equivalent. Hopefully the high-end capacities will finally come down in 2018 after being frozen for about...

The Samsung 2TB and 4TB SSDs have hardly fallen in years. What tends to happen is that Samsung release the 860 series to replace the 850 series (or the T5 to replace the T3) and then jack the price...

the future ain't what it used to be

Still on Coffeelake? I thought Cannonlake was supposed to be out years ago. Wonder if this will push back Cannonlake even further.

don't worry, at the current rate, this will be affordable when you're in the nursing home in a few decades

What's a printer?

I remember the days (late 1990s) when hard drives doubled in capacity every year or two, each subsequent model costing less, with faster data throughput, with no thermal constraints. 14TB over 12TB...

in the USA and UK and Australia, the highest capacity iPhones are ALWAYS larger than the highest capacity Samsungs... 256GB v 64GB

Samsung "flagship" phones notoriously have less storage than Apple and many cheaper Android models. And they don't sell their larger internal storage phones in any big western markets like USA, UK...