As is the case with many technology innovations compared to existing solutions, the market price starts high and the benefits taken in the context of the costs involved start low. Price and benefits move toward each other until joining at that inflection point of value where the innovation presents an affordable alternative to the existing technology. We might be quickly approaching the affordability inflection point in solid-state storage.
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A Solid Innovation in Laptop Storage Begins to Emerge
By John Berry
Posted April 3, 2008 | Leadership | Leadership | Leadership |
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