I just don't get it... If you have the production to meet the demand, why keep the prices higher? If you keep the prices higher, you will not sell as many products. Myself, as well as a lot of other people refuse to buy drives at these inflated prices. So if you figure that into the situation, if the prices are higher, less drives are sold, which means less total income for the company. However if they lowered their prices back to pre-flood prices, more drives will be sold to the people who refuse to pay inflated prices. Not only will they sell more drives, they will gain back respect of old customers who have given up on them. The idea is to sell more drives at lower prices, not sell less drives at higher prices. If you make 50 dollars per drive sold, but only sell 10 of them a month for example, that's NOT as good as making 10 dollars per drive but selling 100 of them a month. If they want their money back to repay the damages, they should work with customers and support their products and get them moving quickly, not keep the prices inflated.