Along with updates to its Mac OS X and iOS operating systems, Apple unveiled a new file-storage system called iCloud Drive, as well as new prices to make its cloud solution even more competitive.

But figuring out which features appeal to cloud-storage customers is like hitting a moving target, so we've put together an updated comparison list of the competition to show exactly where Apple's new cloud offering stands. Check it out, below:

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Apple iCloud update

5GB - free

20GB - $0.99 per month ($11.88 per year)

200GB - $3.99 per month ($47.88 per year)

Tiers available up to 1TB Microsoft OneDrive

7GB and up - free

50GB - $25 per year

100GB - $50 per year

200GB - $100 per year

1TB (available soon) - $2.50 per user per month with an annual commitment Google Drive

15GB - free

100GB - $1.99 per month ($23.88 per year)

1TB - $9.99 per month ($119.88 per year)

10TB and up - starting at $99.99 per month ($1,199.88 per year) Dropbox

2GB and up - free

100GB and up - starting at $9.99 per month or $99.00 per year Box.net

10GB - free

100GB - $5 per user per month ($60 per year)