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How can a company keep going making these things at this point? The prices are falling so fast that by the time the materials they're ordering to make them arive, they've lost money on it.
Obviously they can produce these at a really low cost, sell it for a price that makes you think it's not profitable, and still make a profit off you.
bought two, remeber to change shipping to get it free
I wouldn't say the prices are dropping so fast. These prices haven't really changed much in the past 6 months.
Prices seem to be drifting upward relatively rapidly to me.
Bought 8 gig for $7.99 AR about 6 mo. ago. $1/gig was a good "sale" price point then.
I think we burned through some excess inventory/capacity 6 months ago or so. At $1/gig, we may have been buying below cost.
$2/gig seems to be the new "good deal". Eventually, the falling price of the 32/64GB devices should drive these down, but it may be a long wait.