News: Kingston’s Next-Gen KC2500 NVMe PCIe SSD for Power Users
Kingston’s new SSD comes in the m.2 form factor and is available in four sizes: 250GB, 500GB, 1TB and 2TB. It supports full end to end encryption.
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News: Kingston Digital Announces Refresh of ‘Canvas’ Card Series and ‘MobileLite Plus’ Reader
Technology advances quickly these days so it’s great to see Kingston update and refresh their ‘Canvas’ Card Series and ‘MobileLite Plus’ Reader.
News: Kingston Technology Releases Enterprise-Grade Data Center NVMe SSD for Mixed-Use
Enterprise-class U.2 NVMe PCIe SSD Gen 3.0 x4 with Power Loss Protection
News: Kingston Technology Demos Upcoming UHS-II Cards, NVMe PCIe Gen 4.0 SSDs at CES 2020
Kingston reveals their latest flash cards and NVMe SSDs at CES 2020
Kingston Makes Changes to their SD card Lineup
New cards come with new names; the Canvas Select line is now Canvas Select Plus. Up to 512GB!
Vid: Kingston NVMe & 2.5″ SSD 2019 Lineup @Pepcom 2019 (Sept)
2.5″ SSDs are no longer overprovisioned. The KC600 comes in 256GB, 512GB, 1TB. The single-sided A2000 NVMe fit laptops while KC2000 is for desktops.
News: Kingston’s New KC2000 Encrypted SSDs for Enterprise and Power Users
KC2000 is Kingston’s next-gen NVMe PCIe SSD with 256-bit AES hardware encryption in 250GB, 500GB, 1TB and 2TB capacities – for enterprise & power users.
Kingston’s High Endurance microSD Cards for Critical Footage & Data
Kingston’s High Endurance microSD cards are made to avert the risk of lost pictures and/or video, withstanding extreme temps, water, shock and even X-rays
News: Kingston Launches New Data Center 500 Series SSDs Optimized for Both Read and Mixed-Use Workloads
Kingston’s new DC500R series is designed for business and enterprise (e.g. data centers and cloud storage) in 480GB, 960GB, 1.92TB and 3.84TB capacities.
SD card reads at 1.7 GB?!? – Kingston Canvas SD Cards – Full Review & Video
Kingston has 3 lines of SD cards – but interestingly, the one we tested read data 17 TIMES FASTER at its peak than the rating! How’s that even possible?
