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ChristianKl comments on Supply, demand, and technological progress: how might the future unfold? Should we believe in runaway exponential growth? - Less Wrong
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What's the point of a 1 TB USB flash drive? I would want to have 1 TB on my mobile phone and an ability of my mobile phone to communicate with whatever computer on which I might want to transfer data.
I personally went from a HTC Hero to with less than 1000 MB internal storage to a Moto G 8 GB phone and feel like having made a mistake of not going for more storage space.
For my notebook I like the fact that it has a silent SSD. But I need to use an external harddisk to store all my data and that is no SSD and therefore can make noise.
If you can have a 1TB USB flash drive, then presumably you can have a 1TB internal drive which will store all of your files. (As indeed I have at this moment; well worth the ~$550.)
Yes, but that doesn't change the fact that looking at the usefulness of a 1TB USB flash drive is not a useful way to look at incentives to develop better storage media.