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kingston.com - 10/26/2009

Kingston Technology Company - Press Releases - Kingston Digital Releases SSD Desktop Upgrade Solution

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Sequential Speed*** : up to 170MB/sec. read 40MB/sec. write Performance : enhances productivity; makes users more efficient Innovative : 2.5" form factor; uses NAND Flash memory components Silent : runs silent and cool with no moving parts Reliable : less likely to fail than a standard hard ...

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legitreviews.com - 10/26/2009

Kingston 40GB V Series Boot Drive SSD Review

— legitreviews.com — Sequential Speed: up to 170MB/sec. read and up to 40MB/sec. write Performance: enhances productivity; makes users more... efficient Innovative: 2.5" form factor; uses NAND Flash memory components Silent: runs silent and cool with no moving parts ... (more) Kingston 40GB V Series Boot Drive SSD Review

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legitreviews.com - 10/23/2009

Kingston 256GB SSDNow V+ Series SSD Review

— legitreviews.com — The Kingston SSDNow V+ Solid State Drive (SSD) series features sequential read speeds of up to 220MB/sec.... and write speeds of up to 180MB/sec. This makes it nearly twice as fast as the original SSDNow V series of drives, so be sure to read on ... (more) Kingston 256GB SSDNow V+ Series SSD Review

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testfreaks.com - 10/29/2009

Kingston SSDNow V Series 40GB Boot Drive Desktop Upgrade Bundle

— testfreaks.com — var fbShare = {url: 'http://www.testfreaks.com/blog/review/kingston-ssdnow-v-series-40gb-boot-drive-desktop-upgrade-bundle/',size:'large'} Kingston has just announced a new SSD drive, while that in itself... isn’t that exciting as SSDs have been ... (more) Kingston SSDNow V Series 40GB Boot Drive Desktop Upgrade ...

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TechSpot:  Kingston unveils SSDNow V Series 40GB Boot Drive

Maximum PC:  Kingston Releases 40GB SSD Boot Drive

Fudzilla:  Kingston launches cheap 40GB SSD

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@malventano Newegg seems to be SSD gouging again. Kingston said $85 after MIR on NG, but its $109 http://bit.ly/2k464j & http://bit.ly/WuxGH 21 days ago

@anandshimpi Just got 1st SSD http://bit.ly/1hJI86, price was > expected from http://bit.ly/2ndPKQ. But Newegg says they'll honor price. 21 days ago

@Newegg When can I get the new Kingston 40GB SSD that ships today? http://bit.ly/2ndPKQ I can't find it on the site yet. 21 days ago

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Kingston unveils SSDNow V Series 40GB Boot Drive
TechSpot — Kingston has unveiled a new wallet-friendly solid state drive for desktop users looking boost system performance without picking up a second mortgage. The company's SSDNow V Series 40GB Boot Drive has an MSRP of $115, and according to the press release, rebates could push the price as low as $84.99 at Newegg when it launches on November 9. Kingston says its 40GB Boot Drive is one of the best and most cost-effective ways to accelerate any desktop's boot, shutdown and application load times. The drive has top sequential speeds of 170MB/s read and 40MB/s write. It's reported ...

Kingston Releases 40GB SSD Boot Drive
Maximum PC — ... , HDDs still have at least a decade left -- but as prices come down, more users are finding that it makes sense to boot off of an SSD for a little extra pep. Targeting those consumers, Kingston today released its SSDNow V Series 40GB Boot Drive. ...

Kingston launches cheap 40GB SSD
Fudzilla — ... value drive that will leave quite a bit of money in your pocket. It's based on 34nm MLC NAND and it delivers 170MB/s read and 35MB/s write speeds. This is plenty, considering its MSRP is $115, and it even gets better if you get it with some rebates, as it could end up costing you as low as $85. Sounds like a pretty nice choice for a system drive if you can't afford pricey high performance SSDs, but still don't want a mechanical drive spinning your OS all over the place. More here .