The average NAND Flash content of client SSDs has already passed 500GB this year.
Quotes for 512GB SSDs have fallen sharply and come to a level that is roughly comparable to the quotes that were given for 256GB SSDs half-a-year ago.
In fact, quotes for 512GB SSDs are also near the level for HDDs with the same capacity.
Upgrading to 1TB or higher for notebook SSDs could be challenging for PC OEMs mainly because the licensing fee for the Windows OS has a positive correlation with device specifications.
Therefore, an increase in SSD capacity will raise the cost of a whole notebook computer.
With PC OEMs being less keen on adopting SSDs that are 1TB or higher, growth in the average NAND Flash content of client SSDs will also be more limited in the future.
