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Actually, it's 160 7-bit bytes, so that's $0.25 per 140 bytes.
by judofyr 16y ago
Actually, it's 160 7-bit bytes, so that's $0.25 per 140 bytes.
- mrduncan 16y agoSome interesting conversions to put it into perspective: (25 U.S. cents) / (140 bytes) = 0.18 U.S. cents / byte (25 U.S. cents) / (140 bytes) = 1,872 U.S. dollars / megabyte
- trafficlight 16y agoBut you have to admit, it's an impressive marketing accomplishment. Millions of people paying for something at a 1000%, or more, markup.