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I wouldn't look at current drive economics to determine that a slight increase in platter size wouldn't enable more storage at a lower incremental cost. The cu
by sitkack 6y ago
I wouldn't look at current drive economics to determine that a slight increase in platter size wouldn't enable more storage at a lower incremental cost.
The current form factors are baked in, how would we know what the free variables are?
- boomboomsubban 6y agoI think their example of 50% more storage at 2x the volume would need to be a fair amount cheaper than the comparison drive to be considered. I'm unsure what the economics would be, but even at the same price as the comparison drive there wouldn't be a ton of interest.