Tech Riddles » 256gb http://www.techriddles.com Technology news, updates, product reviews at TechRiddles.com Mon, 02 Aug 2010 09:05:01 +0000 en hourly 1 Kingston with their New SSDNow V+line http://www.techriddles.com/kingston-with-their-new-ssdnow-vline.html http://www.techriddles.com/kingston-with-their-new-ssdnow-vline.html#comments Thu, 20 Aug 2009 06:29:20 +0000 Tech http://www.techriddles.com/?p=251 Kingston with their New SSDNow V+lineKingston now dials for things to come up with its new 256GB and the latest SSDNow V+line. Kingston has thus come with its venture onto SSD game. It looks well like an endless but somewhat confusing product that is refreshing its devices.The new SSDNow V+line are now available in 64 GB, 128 GB as well as 256 GB in their capacities.

These are all new drives with non-plus SSDNow V presented in the best way possible. Some of these come in higher pack values while most run on output operations per second based or the IOPS. These overall helps in the boosting of speed and delviery of the whole work.

The starting package price is quite reasonable with $254 for the 64 GB model. The next ones are heftier in their price tags though and run up to being $500 for 128 GB and $992 for 256 GB. The ranges promise a lot of things however, including higher input as well as greater operations done with speed and efficacy.

Source: engadget

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