Price: arm, leg
EDIT: Actually, not nearly as bad as I expected.
The manufacturer’s suggested retail prices (MSRPs) for the 1TB, 2TB, and 4TB variants are set at INR 14999 ($172), INR 25499 ($292), and INR 49999 ($573), respectively.
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Maybe they should use the next scale, but I get it: 14,800 MB/s sounds like a lot more than 14.8 GB/s.
It’s only 0.0148 TB/s…. Pass.
They will probably switch to GB/s during wider PCI-E 7.0 adoption. It's supposed to support around 16 GB/s for a single lane.
I'm sure I still have an external hard drive (disk drive) with power cord somewhere with a single terabyte... Old.