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    Die Preise im Apple Store für SanDisk SSDs sind plötzlich astronomisch

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    1. Tasty-Traffic-680 on

      Yeah but on the flip side Xbox storage addons are looking more reasonable than ever.

    2. rnilf on

      > “a SanDisk 4-terabyte solid-state external drive that once cost roughly $500 is now $1,200, while a 1-terabyte version has gone from $120 to $360.”

      Casual 3x the price.

      Not that you’d find many, if any, deals on the Apple store for third-party products, but that is insane.

    3. MBILC on

      Anything using memory modules has gone up in price since December, this is not an Apple only problem…

    4. plepster on

      Memory prices are ‚off the charts‘. Listen to the analysis by Micron, Nvidia, etc. Memory is in very short supply right now. Hence – higher prices. Across the board.

    5. 2wedfgdfgfgfg on

      Get a OWC thunderbolt enclosure with Samsung ssd, cheaper and works great.

    6. epicfail1994 on

      Well yeah, I paid $160 each for 2 2TB SSDs last year

      They are now $400+ apiece

    7. JDGumby on

      ‚Suddenly‘. They’ve obviously never priced an Apple product before and looked at all the storage (and RAM) variations.

    8. Chopper3 on

      This isn’t an Apple thing, they’ve gone up to that kind of price everywhere, they’re just adding Apple’s name for clickbait

    9. xdeltax97 on

      Apple prices for *anything* are usually astronomical. A lot of their products are overpriced, aside from what is going on.

    10. Green_L3af on

      Can buy 4tb one right now on Amazon for 449. Not sure why I care about the apple store pricing

    12. redjacktin on

      First of all do not buy these at any price they are highly prone to failure – just google it. I had a brand new one die on me few weeks back.

    13. DannyHewson on

      So, commercial LLMs are using all the power and water, hogging all the investment money that real businesses could use, causing shortages in everything tech related that are stifling whole industries, stealing a substantial amount of their training material, they cause severe mental illness and suicide, they’re hugely unreliable, are about as capable of producing factual output as the autocomplete on an old Nokia feature phone, and if they manage to do everything they claim they will, the upside is… total economic collapse when they make a third of people redundant, and the consumer economy collapses leaving nothing but businesses passing Monopoly money IOUs around in a circle while they wait for their next bailout (and that’s assuming the third of the population that’s been thrown on the scrap heap takes it lying down)?

      Just ban the fucking things.

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