The prices of mainstream consumer SSDs have fallen dramatically every year over the past three, and by 2017 they are expected to be within 11 cents of the per-gigabyte price of hard disk drives (HDDs).
The plummeting prices have also driven the recent adoption of SSDs in laptops. This year, they will be used by manufacturers in about 24 percent to 25 percent of laptops, according to a new report by DRAMeXchange, a division of market research firm TrendForce.
Next year, SSDs are expected to be in 31 percent of new consumer laptops, and by 2017 they'll be in 41 percent of them, according to DRAMeXchange senior manager Alan Chen.
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