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Kingston Updates SSDNow V Series with SandForce-equipped V300

by Chief Chapree
November 16, 2012
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Marking yet another addition to Kingston’s SSDNow V Series, the renowned flash storage and memory manufacturer has announced that it has shipped out the new Kingston SSDNow V300 solid state drive into the market.

With sequential read and write speed of up to 450MB/s, what made the new SSDNow V300 really stands out than its predecessor is that it is equipped with a LSI SandForce Flash Storage Processor (FSP) which is widely known of its performance and durability. Furthermore, the SandForce FSP that is equipped into the new Kingston SSDNow V300 has been customized specifically for Kingston by LSI.

Back by 3-year warranty and free technical support, the new Kingston SSDNow V300 solid state drive is available as stand-alone drive and upgrade kit for either desktop or notebook in three different capacities: 60GB, 120GB and 240GB. No local pricing was given to us though; so check out with your favourite I.T retailers for further information.

Updated 3:26 pm, Sun, 25 November 12
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