512GB SSD Price/GB to Fall Below $0.1 - DRAMeXchange - StorageNewsletter
SSD NAND prices dropping - price could further half this year
SSD prices have halved in a year: is it time to get one now? | Computing | The Guardian
SSD Prices Could Collapse in 2019 | Extremetech
Towards a historic drop in RAM and SSD prices? - Overclocking.com
AnandTech Year In Review 2019: Solid State Drives
The solid state disk is under the impact again for its consecutive falling price in 2019.
SSD Pricing Headed To All Time Low - Time to Buy? - Legit Reviews
2019 the Year of 1TB SSDs: Prices Fall by 50% | TechPowerUp
SSD price erosion continues to enable SSD attach rates - TRENDFOCUS
Apple significantly lowers Mac SSD upgrade pricing, 1 TB MacBook Air now available - 9to5Mac
Two ways in which QLC flash can cause falling SSD prices – Blocks and Files
Report warns NAND memory prices could increase 40%, leading to more expensive M.2 SSDs in 2020 - NotebookCheck.net News
MacBook Pro 15 inch 2019 MV902LL/A | Best Prices, Coupons, Deals
SSD prices keep falling in 2019: hard disk bears the brunt again
SSD price is below $ 0.1 per GB and in 2019 it will continue to fall - HardwarEsfera
Would you pay $7,260 for a 3 TB drive? Charting HDD and SSD prices over time - Pingdom
Enterprise SSDs are ten times the price of nearline disk drives – Blocks and Files
Experts claim SSD's to out-price HDD's in 2016 and beyond
Restored Apple MacBook Air MVFH2LL/A 2019 (13.3in, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD, Core i5 1.6GHz) - Gold (Refurbished) - Walmart.com
Are SSDs Approaching Price Parity with HDDs? – The SSD Guy Blog
HDDs and SSDs: global shipments 2015-2021 | Statista
MacBook Pro 16" (2019) - QWERTY - English Touch Bar - Retina - Core i9 - 2.3 GHz - SSD 2 TB - RAM 32GB | Back Market
Certified Used MacBook Pro 2019- 13" Inch- 8GB RAM- 128GB SSD – SimpleTronics LLC
Disk Drive Prices 1955-2019 (a professor graphs the trend the cheapest price/MB since 1955, last updated 2019Aug17, I'll link the actual data table in comments) : r/DataHoarder
SSDs will crush hard drives in the enterprise, bearing down the full weight of Wright's Law – Blocks and Files
