top | item 46903709 (no title) thethimble | 24 days ago The consumers are getting huge wins.Model costs continue to collapse while capability improves.Competition is fantastic. discuss order hn newest mrandish|24 days ago > The consumers are getting huge wins.However, the investors currently subsidizing those wins to below cost may be getting huge losses. credit_guy|23 days ago Yes, but that's the nature of the game, and they know it. doom2|23 days ago > Model costs continue to collapseAnd yet RAM prices are still sky high. Game consoles are getting more expensive, not cheaper, as a result. When will competition benefit those consumers? Or consumers of desktop RAM? nasreddin|23 days ago The free market has simply decided these consumers are not as relevant as the others. load replies (2)
mrandish|24 days ago > The consumers are getting huge wins.However, the investors currently subsidizing those wins to below cost may be getting huge losses. credit_guy|23 days ago Yes, but that's the nature of the game, and they know it.
doom2|23 days ago > Model costs continue to collapseAnd yet RAM prices are still sky high. Game consoles are getting more expensive, not cheaper, as a result. When will competition benefit those consumers? Or consumers of desktop RAM? nasreddin|23 days ago The free market has simply decided these consumers are not as relevant as the others. load replies (2)
nasreddin|23 days ago The free market has simply decided these consumers are not as relevant as the others. load replies (2)
mrandish|24 days ago
However, the investors currently subsidizing those wins to below cost may be getting huge losses.
credit_guy|23 days ago
doom2|23 days ago
And yet RAM prices are still sky high. Game consoles are getting more expensive, not cheaper, as a result. When will competition benefit those consumers? Or consumers of desktop RAM?
nasreddin|23 days ago