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README: add a 'See it live' callout to convert dataset visitors

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Point clickers to the interactive comparison (sort by $/TB, CMR/SMR, live
prices + price-history charts) and the price-crunch write-up, near the top.
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@ -10,6 +10,12 @@ The core of this dataset - the CMR/SMR classification and drive specs - is our o
Maintained at [nasdisks.com](https://www.nasdisks.com/), where the same data powers a NAS drive comparison across seven Amazon regions. Maintained at [nasdisks.com](https://www.nasdisks.com/), where the same data powers a NAS drive comparison across seven Amazon regions.
## See it live
The CSVs are handy, but the data is most useful interactively at **[nasdisks.com](https://www.nasdisks.com/)**: sort 270+ currently-sold NAS drives by price-per-TB, CMR vs SMR, capacity, noise and real Backblaze failure rate, with live prices across seven Amazon regions and a per-drive price-history chart.
Recent analysis built from this data: **[NAS hard drive prices roughly doubled since late 2025](https://www.nasdisks.com/articles/nas-drive-price-crunch/)** - the median $/TB trend, consumer vs enterprise.
> **These files are a dated snapshot and may be out of date.** The current, always-up-to-date dataset lives at **[nasdisks.com/data/](https://www.nasdisks.com/data/)** - download the latest there, or call the CORS-enabled endpoints below. Each file in `data/` carries its export date in the filename so you always know how old your copy is. > **These files are a dated snapshot and may be out of date.** The current, always-up-to-date dataset lives at **[nasdisks.com/data/](https://www.nasdisks.com/data/)** - download the latest there, or call the CORS-enabled endpoints below. Each file in `data/` carries its export date in the filename so you always know how old your copy is.
## What's inside ## What's inside