Crucial Technology today announced its least expensive SSD line, which will retail for 30 cents per gigabyte for models with up to 960GB capacity.
The Crucial BX200 SSD line will be offered in three capacities: 240GB, 480GB and 960GB with retail prices of $84.99, $149.99 and $299.99, respectively.
The new SSD prices are about 5 cents per gigabyte less than Crucial’s previous consumer SSD, the BX100. For example, the 1TB model of the BX100 retailed for $342.
By comparison, Samsung’s lowest cost consumer SSD, 850 EVO, retails for $370 for 1TB model.
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Source: Computer World