Update READMEs: tidy price-trends layout, refine the price-trends summary
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## What's inside
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**Price trends:** [`price-trends/`](price-trends/) tracks NAS drive prices over time - the monthly median $/TB (consumer vs enterprise, the storage price crunch) and how often each drive goes on sale and how deep. Computed data plus charts.
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**Price trends:** [`price-trends/`](price-trends/) - two charts of the NAS drive market over time: the monthly median \$/TB (consumer vs enterprise, the storage price crunch), and how often each drive goes on sale and how deep. Computed data plus the charts.
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@ -12,7 +12,9 @@ Median price-per-TB sat flat around \$20/TB through 2024 and most of 2025, then
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**Method.** For each month, take each drive's average price-per-TB across its logged days, then the median of those per-drive values across drives (so a model with more logged days doesn't skew the month). 8TB and up because small drives carry a much higher price-per-TB, and which small SKUs happen to be in stock would swing an all-capacity median for reasons unrelated to prices actually moving.
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**File:** [`monthly-median-per-tb.csv`](monthly-median-per-tb.csv) - `month`, `consumer_usd_per_tb`, `enterprise_usd_per_tb`.
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**File:**
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- [`monthly-median-per-tb.csv`](monthly-median-per-tb.csv) - `month`, `consumer_usd_per_tb`, `enterprise_usd_per_tb`.
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**Interactive version** (hover, zoom, and a capacity-matched cheapest-per-TB table): [nasdisks.com/articles/nas-drive-price-crunch](https://www.nasdisks.com/articles/nas-drive-price-crunch/).
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