How is it possible that in 2017 almost every laptop under 500 euros had an HDD and today only SSDs?
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SSD is faster, quieter and smaller. Besides, she needs less electricity.
SSDs are getting cheaper, so the HDDs are less used.
That should be enough for reasons
HDDs in laptop or PC are like a cramp in Ar*** today, no one wants to have. Louder + slower + higher energy demand = full doof!
In addition, SSDs are now significantly cheaper than they were a few years ago.
No one wants to have something slower than an SSD as a primary memory. The Texhnik continues to develop and, the more it is manufactured, becomes cheaper, more widespread and therefore standard.
Could also ask why there was no one who could buy a car for 100000 around 18-century.
Just as it is possible that 30 years ago a 5GB HDD cost a fortune and you get it thrown behind as a USB stick today. Calls for technical progress.
Ever heard of modern technology? Why use old technology in 2023. It doesn’t make sense.
Because SSDs are cheaper now. It is also logical that this would eventually be so because such a HDD is actually already a rather complex component.
How can this be my first mobile phone cost a few hundred euros a month!
Because HDD’s slower, no one wants it anymore.
That’s better.
Why?