"No, but then again I don't need a high capacity, fast RAID drive that has the power to handle multiple bandwidth requests to download a single file."

For example in hard drive costs, different price comparisons using one retail site (PriceWatch):

• EIDE: A 250GB EIDE drive costs $218. $218/250GB = $0.87/GB.
• Firewire: A 200GB Firewire drive costs $223. $223/200 = $1.12/GB
• SCSI drives: A 181.6GB SCSI drive is listed for $812. $812/181.6GB = $4.47/GB.
• Serial ATA (the latest connection technology): 250GB drive costs $293. $293 / 250GB = $1.17/GB.
• USB: A 180GB drive costs $187. $187/180GB = $1.04/GB.

So, the highest $/GB drive technology is $4.47/GB (SCSI). If a product is selling for $5, and R'osity takes 50% ($2.50), two sales equal the cost of 1GB of space. How many products are 1GB or more in size?