One of major obstacles that any new revolutionary technology has to overcome is the question of affordability. Recently, I published my four-months-and-counting experience with the OCZ’s NIA, and in the end of the review, my only advice to OCZ was to target $99 price-point as the magical mark.
Earlier today, a good friend of mine from Sacramento pinged me and told me that NIA hit $99 on Newegg after MIR check comes at your door.
I went to Newegg and checked it out, and is true – now you can get NIA for $119.99 with a $20.00 check “is in the mail” http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=26-100-006 . Now, I have to warn you that results with the NIA might not be as the ones I experienced, it could be in line with Justin’s experience, just published on Legit-Reviews.
Then again, you might experience the same positive feedback like myself or friends over at Overclock3D.net, who also took a month’s effort to understand the device.
