Averages are for Page Field, which is 4 miles from Fort Myers.
Until recently, PC buyers had very little choice about what kind of storage to get in a laptop or desktop. If you bought an ultraportable, you likely had a solid-state drive (SSD) as the primary drive (C: on Windows, Macintosh HD on a Mac). Every other desktop or laptop form factor had a hard disk drive (HDD). Now, you can configure your system with either an HDD or SSD, or in some cases both.
But the reality is that you'll still pay a significant premium for SSD-equipped laptops compared to old-fashioned platters. For example, a typical 256GB SSD drive costs between $180-$250 today. If it could physically fit in a laptop, you'd be able to pack 4TB (that's 4 terabytes) for the same amount of money.