CES is a crazy time of year with so many products being announced it's easy to miss some of the cool stuff. Such was the case last week when Kingston pulled the wraps off its new SSDNow V+ 30GB SSD at a bargain of a price after rebates.
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‘kingston’ Stories
Kingston 30GB SSD with TRIM support lands for under $80
Kingston and Paramount team up for movies on flash memory
As consumer's appetites have moved from physical formats for music and movies to digital distribution, the publishers of music and movies are looking to get a new physical format that consumers will buy. The record industry is trying to sell music on microSD cards and the movie industry is looking at similar methods for distribution. Paramount Digital Entertainment and Kingston have announced that they are teaming up.
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Kingston unveils new SSDNow V series 40GB Boot Drive upgrade kit
Kingston makes a full line of flash-based storage products from SSDs to flash drives. The company has been offering its line of SSDNow SSD upgrade kits that put everything a computer user needs to upgrade to an SSD in one package. Kingston has announced a new SSDNow V Series 40GB Boot Drive kit that is downright affordable.
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Kingston crams more performance into DataTraveler 410 USB Drive
There are some things in life that we always want more of. You can never have enough money or enough speed for your Internet connection. It's also hard to argue with more storage space. We certainly all want more speed from our backup devices and Kingston has announced its DataTraveler 410 is now faster than ever.
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Rambus and Kingston team up for threaded module prototype
Two of the biggest companies in memory technology -- Kingston and Rambus -- have announced that they have teamed up to develop a new threaded module prototype using DDR3 RAM for multi-core computing. The two firms report that initial testing shows significant improvement in performance.
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Kingston unveils first 2133MHz RAM for Intel Core i5 platform
When the Intel Core i7 processors first started to hit the market many enthusiasts were bummed to find out that the platform supported a maximum of 1.65V for the RAM. That meant that users had to get new memory to go along with the new platform. Intel has now made the new Core i5 CPUs official and Kingston has announced new RAM to go along with the platform.
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Kingston SSDNow V+ launched
Kingston announced their latest solid-state drive today with the SSDNow V+ line, which feature 2.5-inch drives and a greatly improved controller that offers up a 220Mb/s read speed and a 180MB/s write speed.
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Kingston 256GB DataTraveler 300 revealed
Kingston announced a new device today called the DataTraveler 300 and it packs in 256GB of storage space all in a slim flash drive design. Actually, it's storage capacity breaks records, doubling the amount the closest competitor offers.
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Kingston debuts 128GB DataTraveler 200 flash drive
Kingston announced a brand new flash drive series yesterday called the DataTraveler 200, which sports a 128GB capacity for the very first time. Other models are 32GB and 64GB, rounding out the line up nicely.
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Kingston DataTraveler Vault Privacy now works with Mac
If you're a fan of Kingston DataTraveler USB storage but weren't ever able to use them because you're an Apple user, you'll be pleased to hear the company has come around and are now offering a Mac compatible version of one of their popular storage devices.
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Kingston intros 32GB version Elite pro CF card
Kingston has recently announced a 32GB addition to its Elite pro CompactFlash line. The card is designed to meet the demands of both amateur professional digital videographers and photographers with its 133x 25MB/s read and 20MB/s write speeds, to enable high speed content recording and transferring quickly and reliably than traditional CompactFlash Storage cards.
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Kingston now offering rebranded Intel solid-state drives
Kingston Technology currently has new solid-state drives (SSD) coming to store shelves for those of you who like a little more to choose from. The company has just announced two new enterprise-oriented SSD product lines, one being the E series and the other the M series.
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