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The exponential part is going to trip up most of this. In the best scenarios you might get that for a very short duration of time in a segment and then see a co
by adventured 7y ago
The exponential part is going to trip up most of this. In the best scenarios you might get that for a very short duration of time in a segment and then see a continued, very slow decline in costs.
Space launch costs, thanks initially to SpaceX pressure.
Wireless and wired broadband access costs per bit continue to decline persistently globally. Satellite broadband costs are about to do a hard one-time plunk as Starlink comes online (another example of the short lived nature of the biggest drops).
The cost of entry for a decent virtual reality experience vs the value potential or value derived. The hardware requirements vs the median machine has adjusted massively in the Oculus era and the quality of the software will continue to persistently improve over a long period of time.
The cost of lithium-ion batteries $/kWh.
- rossdavidh 7y agoSolar, memory chip, etc. had exponential declines for over half a century, so it's not always "a very short duration of time".