hard drive

I don't know if many people will own SSD/Solid state storage drives which is more reliable than their old hard drives which may still work after many years of regular use. A lot of people buy new computers every few years because their computer no longer is fast enough to run more CPU and RAM...

I feel it can be annoying that some more expensive laptops like the 2017 Apple Macbook Pro don't have upgradeable/removable SSD drives because the SSD is soldered/glued to the motherboard on the laptop. But, I'm fine with cheaper $100 to $250 new laptops having non-upgradeable because the price...

I think it is unlikely that Google Chromebooks ever come with a hard drive like the old Acer C710 Chromebook which has a 500GB hard drive according to Acer outs C710-2605 Chromebook, 500GB HDD, 4GB RAM, 100GB Google Drive for two years . Hard drives are also becoming less common in cheap...

I think computers with SSDs can be more reliable on laptops where users are more likely to drop or throw a laptop in the air because of an accident or poor handling of the laptop. Some SSDs maybe more water resistant if it has a plastic case which protects the SSD. I read stories of SD cards...

Yes, I feel electronics like game consoles, and DVRs like Tivo will still use mechanical hard drives and Blu-ray disc drives in many years in the future. Hard drives and Bluray disc drives are cheaper than SSD, so many devices will still use hard drives and disc drives.

I think when SSD drives become cheaper, Hard Drive companies may stop spending money on inventing larger storage size hard drive like how people stop inventing larger size floppy drives when USB drives got invented.

It is possible that hard drives would be sold as a few large sizes in the future when the cost of large storage hard drive like 4TB and larger drives become more affordable. Most PC buyers are can afford to pay slightly more money for a bigger hard drive, and buyers are not saving much money by...

I feel most people will rather spend sloghtky more money for a 2 TB drive, or slightly less money for a 1TB drive, I bet, 1.5 TB and other weird capacities like 700GB and 320GB drivea dont sell as many drives as 500GB, 2TB, 1TB,ETC.

Over the last few years, we’ve seen helium-filled hard drives go from an out-there idea to a shipping solution. Until now, however, these drives were effectively confined to the enterprise market, where high capacities and reliability are paramount. The high storage capacity of helium drives has...