[citation][nom]Anonymous (or previously known as basikmaths)[/nom]no yamman101 i didnt... you are wrong....
basikmaths: (or now known as "Anonymous")
In terms of cost per gigabyte, the My Book Thunderbolt Duo is the most affordable storage device currently availability with a price of $850. In addition, Western Digital announced its My Book 4TB external hard drive, a single-volume external USB 3.0-compatible hard drive that costs $250.***********************************************850/8 = 106 per gb62.5/4 = 62.5 per gb
yamman101:
I think you mean per TB
techcurious:
Firstly, you accidentally wrote GB, but I am sure you meant TB anyway..Secondly, I am sure the article meant that the My Book Thunderbolt Duo is the most affordable thunderbolt drive. But I didn't check around to see if even that is true, as usually claims like these in articles like these (purely product announcements) are often inaccurate.
Anonymous:
1) nice try but i meant cents per gb,,,
2) according to the laws of mathematics 62.5c per gb is more affordable than 106c per gb[/citation]
HAHAAA..! No.. "nice try" back at you! techcurious is absolutely right.. You tried to cover up your initial mistake with a worse mistake..
Did you fail the most basic maths in school?
$850 for 8TB, 850/8=106.25 .. so $106 per 1TB...
you do realize 1TB has 1024GB (or 1000GB).. and you do know that there are only 100 cents in a dollar right?
so 1GB costs $106/1000=$0.106 .. or 10.6 cents.. (if you are still confused, 106 cents would actually be $1.06)
.. go back to school!