Though the DataTraveler Max retails at $38 for the 256GB capacity ... s pretty darn affordable for a 1TB external SSD, USB stick or no. The Kingston DataTraveler Max with the Type-A USB connector ...

The Kingston DataTraver Max is a blazingly fast USB flash drive that packs in the performance of an external SSD in small chassis ... Kingston also offers both a 256GB and a 512GB version.

With that in mind, the Kingston Ironkey D300S is our pick for ... and the cost of the drive for the SSD models is excessive even for the smaller capacities. Secure encrypted storage devices ...

The Kingston XS1000 is just as ultra-compact as the XS2000 ... To get the most gigs for your money, you could get a smaller SSD - even as little as 256GB - as your main drive and augment it with a 1TB ...

and even its 'worst' performance – the Shadow of the Tomb Raider load test – was less than half a second slower than the Deck’s top-spec SSD. That said, I’d recommend going for a bigger capacity than ...

Kingston has just silently launched its new Fury Renegade G5 Gen5 SSDs, with speeds of up to a blistering 14.8GB/sec reads, with the 2TB Gen5 SSD starting at $200. The new flagship Kingston Fury ...

Kingston's DC3000ME Gen5 Datacenter SSD is a capable and worthy option for your enterprise storage needs. Kingston, the world's largest fabless memory company, is tossing its hat into the PCIe ...

We recommend getting at least a 512GB SSD, and here at Macworld, we were recently reminded of how small 256GB is. A Macworld editor (who shall remain nameless, but there are only five of us ...

Kingston Digital, Inc., the flash memory affiliate of Kingston Technology Company, Inc., a world leader in memory products and technology solutions, announces its latest data center SSD, DC3000ME PCIe ...

A ton of today’s gaming deals are worth making room for.

We recommend getting at least a 512GB SSD, and here at Macworld, we were recently reminded of how small 256GB is. A Macworld editor (who shall remain nameless, but here are only five of us ...