Innovation of Tech

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We are inches away from the digital age (I mean 100% digital age). We still live on vinyl, CDs, DVDs, and even cassettes. Which should tell you something. When america and most 1st world countries see the digital age, and you don't see cars with CD players but WIFI and andrid installed on the dash to login to things like Amazon music, Pandora, Youtube music and even spotify, then we will be in the digital age. Let's not forget USB thumb drives.

Every year a new gb chip comes out and it means nothing really, cause the last one will be 1/4 of the original price.They could release it a 10TB hdd for 200 and make money off of it with out even trying. Most things like this don't cost as much as we think. Take Sam's for example. You can buy in bulk say like a case of Cokes for like 60 bucks, but induvidually like a 12 pack is like 4-5$. So the case is a better deal cause it's not as expensive as it looks to make. Marketing aint hard to figure out, it's about what how they work with it and when to release it, that's why you don't see the general populace using 1TB HDD's but something like a 500GB.

So by this logic I want to say that they could give it out to whoever needs it but you don't see it in places like Wal*Mart and Target or even Best Buy cause they realize that the current (and local normie) consumer has no reason for such a device as a 10TB HDD; if I read it right, it's been out close to 2 years, however, it's not been in normal consumer hands, but in places like Facebook, Google, Amzon, and more places like that. So my biggest question is, how soon are we to see in stores something like this?

This is my part of a conversation between a friend and I we are having, that is currently all me. But what I want to know, am I wrong and where if I am. What does /g/ think?

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