Kingston
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PC & Console Peripherals
Kingston XS1000 review – Compact and affordable external SSD
After Kingston already introduced its first external model two years ago with the XS2000 Portable SSD (review), another model, the XS1000, now follows as a…
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PC Components
Kingston NV2 review – Good SSD for a very good price
After Kingston recently established new SSD models in the high-end sector with the KC3000 or the external XS2000, a low-priced model followed last fall with…
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News
Kingston FURY Renegade HS: SSD with up to 7,300 MB/s reads
With the Kingston FURY Renegade HS, the manufacturer has introduced the latest generation of its gaming SSD. It appears in new variants with a heatsink…
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Kingston IronKey Vault Privacy 80: External SSD with touchscreen and encryption
The Kingston IronKey Vault Privacy 80 is Kingston’s first innovative external SSD that works independently of an operating system and is hardware encrypted. It features…
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PC Components
KC3000 – Kingston’s latest high-end SSD in test
Last fall, Kingston expanded its SSD lineup with a first PCIe Gen4 SSD. The KC3000 belongs to the absolute upper class with its sequential read…
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PC & Console Peripherals
Kingston XS2000 Portable – Fast and compact external SSD in review
After several generations of internal SSDs, Kingston introduced its first external model, the XS2000 Portable SSD, in August last year. The SSD is optionally available…
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Kingston KC3000 SSD: High-end PCIe 4.0 SSD launched
The Kingston KC3000 is the next manufacturer to jump on the bandwagon of fast SSDs with PCIe 4.0 connectivity. It uses the M.2 form factor,…
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Kingston Fury Renegade: M.2 SSD comes with 7.3 GB/s and up to 4 TB storage space
Would you like it to be a little bit faster? The new Kingston Fury Renegade SSD with PCIe 4.0 in M.2 format ignites the turbo…
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Kingston XS2000: new portable SSD unveiled
Storage expert Kingston has introduced a new, portable SSD hard drive with the XS2000. It relies on the USB 3.2 Gen 2×2 standard and is…
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Kingston HyperX products become Fury after sale
After Kingston sold its accessory division, which ran under the HyperX brand, to HP, a new name had to be found for the gaming products.…