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Re: TerabyteDeals – Compare storage prices by $/TB

#21

https://diskprices.com/ has always served me well

Yes, I guess I should have done some more due diligence before reinventing the wheel...

Hopefully, I will find some ways to differentiate. Something I don't see there is a filter by brand or a text search across all fields. I was planning to add these in a next iteration

Re: TerabyteDeals – Compare storage prices by $/TB

#23
Anything like this for the Indian market as well? I tried diskprices,terabytedeals & pricepergig (currently the only 3 websites mentioned right now in comments/main post show hn itself) and none of them support Indian services.

If someone does support Indian markets, I have a minor suggestion to include both Amazon and flipkart.

I would honestly really appreciate a quick website I can point out to in my local community so vektor if possible, can you please add it?

What are your thoughts on it?

Re: TerabyteDeals – Compare storage prices by $/TB

#27

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Oh well... nevertheless, it was a fun project to work on, and it still is! I am planning to add some aggregated statistics (e.g. price trends by brand/category)

Or just quickly pivot to RAM prices!

diskprices supports RAM as well :)

Re: TerabyteDeals – Compare storage prices by $/TB

#29

https://diskprices.com/ has always served me well

Yes, I guess I should have done some more due diligence before reinventing the wheel... Hopefully, I will find some ways to differentiate. Something I don't see there is a filter by brand or a text search across all fields. I was planning to add these in a next iteration

Ways to differentiate: On your site I can click the column heading to change the sorting.

I'm a little surprised someone said disk prices was the best option. Changing the sort by column seems like bare minimum UI feature in 202X.

Re: TerabyteDeals – Compare storage prices by $/TB

#30

I haven't needed to buy a spinning hard drive in about 5 years. I have no idea how to choose one any more. There are so many variations. Red, Purple, Blue, Gaming, Enterprise, Business. I just want to store some files.

Easy. What color are your files? Get a hard drive with a matching color otherwise your files will turn brown
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