The price of NAND flash chips has continued to fall, with the price of 8 Gb NAND flash recently dropping to as low as $2.35 amid weak demand for consumer electronics products as consumers worldwide tighten their spending in fear of inflation. In addition, chipmakers will soon need to try to keep the price of 16 Gb NAND flash from dropping below the $4-level, according to market sources.
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does this mean there coudl technically be 50$ 8gb 16gb sdd? becuase i would pay 50-100 for a 8-16gb drive no questions asked