David Tisch ‏@davetisch Jul 9

@levie 1GB Zip Drives didn't exist…

naynerz ‏@naynerz Jul 9

@levie In 1995, I was single. It's 2014, and I'm still single.

John Gordon ‏@bluedonkey Jul 9

@levie But how much (or rather, how little) did we need in 1995!

Kartik ‏@ayyar Jul 9

@levie that says a lot though to normalize also take into account how much data sets and performance demands have also grown.

Ben ‏@benfysh Jul 9

@levie @pmarca in 1999 the Nokia 3210 battery lasted for weeks, today my iPhone barely lasts a day. Not everything improves over time …

Mike Sax ‏@mikesax Jul 9

@levie @pmarca I'm curious about the change in the amount of energy required to read or write a MB of data.

ᙇᓐ Zombie Nerd MEB ‏@znmeb Jul 9

@levie @KatiMichel When do bandwidth prices start to drop to the point where cloud storage and thin clients are cost-effective?

Jacob Shea ‏@JacobShea Jul 9

@levie really wish battery technology kept pace with computing power at that rate. Come on @TeslaMotors and @elonmusk! Rooting for you.

Matt Ballantine ‏@ballantine70 Jul 9

@levie there were advantages to costly storage. With constraints people get creative. With abundance they get lazy...

Richard Ludlow ‏@richardludlow Jul 9

Danger in selling Moore's Law commodities MT @levie: In 1995, the average cost per gigabyte was $1,120. Last year it was $.05.

Jeremy Justice ‏@jeremyjustice Jul 9

@levie @pmarca Sure, gigabyte prices continue to go down, but what are we doing about out-of-control Big Mac prices? http://static.cdn-seekingalpha.com/uploads/2012/12/18/saupload_James-Cornehlsen-121217-Fig-1.png …

Theo Priestley ‏@ITredux Jul 9

@levie Yeah, the human race has come so far....

Victor Peng（庄碧） ‏@FrostNovaZzz Jul 9

@levie inflation should also be considered

Marc Andreessen ‏@pmarca Jul 9

@mikesax @levie Good question! It's collapsed dramatically for sure.

Marc Andreessen ‏@pmarca Jul 9

@benfysh @levie Your Nokia 3210 didn't do s*** compared to the iPhone :-).

Tom Van Vu ‏@tomvanvu Jul 9

@levie more nodes activating, data superfluous via mobile devices, we'll invent programs, content, & commerce 》help sustain demand (hopeful)

Monica Bua ‏@monica_bua Jul 9

“@levie:In 1995,the average cost per gigabyte was $1,120.Last yr was $.05. 22,000X+ improvement in 2 decades will change a lot of things.”

Michael Höglund ‏@michaelhoglund Jul 9

@levie did mankind also level up in that timespan? More tolerance, less conflict, more gender equality, not sure and somewhat saddening

Ben ‏@benfysh Jul 9

@pmarca @levie true but I could play snake for weeks …