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Kingston SSDNow V+10 launched

Kingston recently launched their new SSDNow V+100. Specs include the MLC NAND flash memory chip, MTBF of 1 million hours, and SATA 3.0 Gbps interface. The SSD series is available in 64GB, 96GB, 128GB, 256GB and 512GB storage capacities. The Kingston SSDNow V+10 also features... more »

[03.11.2010]

Kingston outs their first USB 3.0 Flash Drives

Just this week, Kingston introduced their first set of USB 3.0 flashdrive. Officially called as the DataTraveler Ultimate 3.0, the series comes in either 64GB, 32GB, and 16GB. It works with either USB 3.0 or 2.0 and boasts off up to 800MB/s and 60MB/s read and write speeds.... more »

[15.09.2010]

Kingston intros their Data Traveler 310 USB flash drive

Kingston recently announced their Data Traveler 310 USB flash drive. Nothing much has been added to the features but this particular one features up to 25MBps and 12MBps of read and write speeds. Using this can guarantee you secure files because it comes with the SecureTraveler... more »

[19.02.2010]

Kingston outs new 16GB microSDHC memory card

Kingston just rolled out their latest memory card: the SDC10/16GB-2ADP. This microSDHC memory card is said to be really fast with a minimum speed rate of 10MB per second. That is just the minimum which is about twice the speed of current Kingston's memory cards. Price tag of... more »

[16.02.2010]

Kingston outs the SSDNow V series

Kingston recently rolled out their latest series of SSDs, the SSDNow V. The new drives are available in either 128GB, 64GB, and 30GB versions with prices ranging from $110 to $377. What's good about the new series is that the drives come with PCMark HDD 2005 scores of between... more »

[11.02.2010]

Kingston outs the SSD V+ series

Kingston has just introduced their latest SSD called the V+ series. The new SSD comes in 512GB, 256GB, 128GB, and 64GB storage capacities. This one supports TRIM and comes with a write speed of 180MB/sec and 230MB/sec read speed. The 64GB is available for $268 while the highest... more »

[26.01.2010]

Kingston launches Game Boy Advance USB Drives

A while ago we featured the Steampunk Game Boy. Now, we have the Game Boy Advance USB Drive for your geeky enjoyment. The old GB game cartridge has been turned into a USB drive. It's retro cool and you can even choose from three versions: the Metroid Fusion, Super Mario Advance,... more »

[25.01.2010]

CES 2010: SSDNow V series 30GB Boot Drive from Kingston launched

At the CES, Kingston revealed their latest SSD. The SSDNow V series 30GB Boot Drive is compatible with Windows 7 and features 50MB/sec write speed and a 180MB/sec read speed. Nothing much to say here but the price tag of the new SSD currently reads $79.99. [Link] more »

[14.01.2010]

Kingston and Paramount offer movies stored on flash cards

Earlier this week, Kingston and Paramount partnered to offer movies stored on flash memories for sale. The idea isn't entirely but the two companies decided to make use of USB drives and SD cards. They started off with a Kingston Data Traveler I USB drive that has the movie... more »

[03.11.2009]